[Kitty Nicol]

Yes! Thank you so much! That is exactly what I’m after :)

There is a couple of things that happened when I added the code though, it appears that this part massively slows my site down

if ( ! empty( $logoHREF ) ) {
    echo "";
}

If I comment that bit out, my site loads fine, but as soon as I have this it takes a very long time to load the page. The other thing is that the listings that don’t have an image added show a broken image, so the conditional part is not working I guess?

Really appreciate your help on this, thanks again!

[Kitty Nicol]

^^ That should be

if ( ! empty( $logoHREF ) ) {
    echo "<image src='$logoHREF'>";
}

But image changed to img. Sorry, it won’t let me edit the post.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Kitty

RE: it appears that this part massively slows my site down

Interesting because that code is far, far, more “lighter” than the $entry->getImage(... block of code. The later has to check for an existing image of the correct size and scale, if one is not found open the original image and process it. Which is quite a bit of work. The $entry->getOriginalImageURL('logo'); simply returns the file name of the image being requested. That info is already available whether or not any image code is used.

RE: The other thing is that the listings that don’t have an image added show a broken image, so the conditional part is not working I guess?

Play with the conditional until it works correctly. Looking at the source, it seems the return will never be empty because at least the folder path will be returned. So you’ll have to adjust the conditional to take that into account.

[Kitty Nicol]

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. Just wanted to confirm that I have successfully got this working now, and the site load issue resolved itself once I was able to make the code conditional and did not have a whole bunch of broken images.

Thank you very much for your help and perseverance with me, and your great plugins! Much appreciated!

Cheers,
Kitty

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