setting 'url' options in image can do the trick too.
$this->Html->image($image['Image']['thumb_path'], array( 'alt' => $title
,'url' => $yoururl));
On Tuesday, 23 October 2012 12:08:13 UTC+8, bs28723 wrote:
>
> I would like to use Html->image and Html->link together, but Html->link
> will convert characters like <, ", etc to htmlize them.
>
> for example
> $imgTag = $this->Html->image($image['Image']['thumb_path'],
> array( 'alt' => $title ));
> $options = array('class' => 'thumb', 'name' =>
> trim(Inflector::slug($title)), 'title' => trim($title));
>
> echo $this->Html->link($imgTag,
> $this->Html->url($image['Image']['small_path'],true), $options);
>
> Will actually produce
>
> <a href="/2d3cf4770eefa1244464b0371009c2b0_resized_250x188.jpg" class="thumb"
> name="tree" title="tree ">
> <img src="/2d3cf4770eefa1244464b0371009c2b0_resized_100x75.jpg"
> alt="tree " /></a>
>
> Yes the < etc is really in the file, so the image does not get recognized
> by the browser as HTML. But it just gets displayed as text.
>
> Any way to get the Html->link to not convert the string?
> Or do I need to just build this manually?
>
>
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