Specify Image Height and Width in php string - php

Question

I have a linked image that I need to specify height and width html attributes for that is generated by php string. I've looked into using getimagesize but its not looking like what I need. I am currently using social engine.
This is the string I have that calls the image link.
<?php echo $this->htmlLink($item->getHref(), $this->itemPhoto($item, 'null'), array('class' => '')) ?>
which outputs html somthing like <img src="#" class="null"/>
I need to modify the php to create an image that is specified to be 110px x 110px
ie <img src="#" class="null" width="110" height="110"/>
Can anyone give me an example of how I could write my string?

Answer 1

You have to use this:
<?php echo $this->htmlLink(
$item->getHref(),
$this->itemPhoto(
$item,
'null',
null,
array('width' => '110px', 'height' => '110px')),
array('class' => '')
) ?>
That is, add a fourth parameter array to itemPhoto function.
Socialengine is an extension of Zend framework. You should try to check out the definition of itemPhoto, htmlLink etc. functions in order to customize them. For example itemPhoto can be found here- \application\modules\Core\View\Helper\ItemPhoto.php

Answer 2

The last parameter is used for that, isn't that?
$this->htmlLink(
$item->getHref(),
$this->itemPhoto($item, '', '', array('width' => 110, 'height' => 110)),
array('class' => '')
);

Answer 3

Method1:
Just add style for null class
<?php echo $this->htmlLink($item->getHref(), $this->itemPhoto($item, 'null'), array('class' => '')) ?>
as:
.null {
height: 110px;
width: 110px;
}
Method2:
Or you can pass a inline style attribute as:
<?php echo $this->htmlLink($item->getHref(), $this->itemPhoto($item, 'null'), array('class' => '', 'style' => 'height: 110px; width: 110px')) ?>

Answer 4

I cant see whats behind the function htmlLink() but I guess due to the name of those elements you pass you could just write.
echo '<img src="'.$this->itemPhoto($item, 'null').'" class="null" width="110" height="110"/>';
but ether post that function or just try and error!