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Hello,

Indexer uses a DOCX as source, not a DOMDocument (https://www.phpdocx.com/api-documentation/docxutilities/indexer-parse-word-documents-with-PHP):

$indexer = new Indexer('document.docx');
$output = $indexer->getOutput();

This class returns a lot of information about images, including sizes.

Also please note that replacePlacehoderImage allows keeping the size of the previous image or use the sizes from the new image with the following options:

width     mixed   The value in cm (float) or 'auto' (use image size).
height  mixed   The value in cm (float) or 'auto' (use image size).
dpi     int     Dots per inch. This parameter is only taken into account if width or height are set to auto.

If you want to get all the information about a single image with a placeholder you can use DOCXPath:

$referenceNode = array(
    'customQuery' => '//w:drawing[descendant::wp:docPr[contains(@descr, "$VAR$")]]',
);
$queryInfo = $docx->getDocxPathQueryInfo($referenceNode);

This code returns the elements of an XPath query (the image that includes $VAR$ as placeholder). So you can read it to get the size; although you can get it from the Indexer class, this the code used to get image sizes:

foreach ($drawingChildNodes as $drawingChildNode) {
    if ($drawingChildNode->tagName == 'wp:extent') {
        if ($drawingChildNode->hasAttribute('cx')) {
            $widthImage = $drawingChildNode->getAttribute('cx');
        }
        if ($drawingChildNode->hasAttribute('cy')) {
            $heightImage = $drawingChildNode->getAttribute('cy');
        }
    }
}

$this->documentStructure[$target]['images'][] = array(
    'content' => $imageString,
    'path' => $imageEntry->getAttribute('Target'),
    'height_word_emus' => $heightImage,
    'width_word_emus' => $widthImage,
    'height_word_inches' => $heightImage/914400,
    'width_word_inches' => $widthImage/914400,
    'height_word_cms' => $heightImage/360000,
    'width_word_cms' => $widthImage/360000,
);

Regards.

Thanks for the reply. Indexer doesn't return any information about placeholders - just their raw data and fake file names, no sizes are included unfortunately. This is all that's returned when using Indexer:

array:2 [
        0 => array:2 [
                "content" => b"""
                        ëPNG\r\n
                        image code here
                        """
                "path" => "media/image1.png"
        ]
        1 => array:2 [
                "content" => b"""
                        ëPNG\r\n
                        image code here
                        """
                "path" => "media/image2.png"
        ]
]

I can't use the options of replacePlaceholderImage because I don't know the width or height of the placeholder as the templates are user-editable, and 'auto' uses the replacement size (which might be many times larger than the placeholder).

Using getDocxPathQueryInfo only returns the following:

array:2 [
  "length" => 1
  "query" => "//w:drawing[descendant::wp:docPr[contains(@descr, "$FLOORPLAN$")]]"
]

which I can't use

The drawingChildNodes comes from DOMXPath right? But the code requires a DOMDocument which I don't know how to create from a template.

Hello,

What version of phpdocx are you using? Indexer includes image sizes information since phpdocx 7.0, and the getDocxPathQueryInfo method returns the elements of the query since phpdocx 7.5.

It seems you are using phpdocx 6.5. Your license has an active LUS, please download and use the latest release available on MY PHPDOCX page to be able to use both features with the new features.

Regards.

Hi there,

We're using 8.2 according to the readme.

It seems like it isn't working correctly, so we'll look to upgrade to 9 soon and hope that works.

Hello,

We have tested the following samples available in phpdocx 8.2:

· examples/indexer/sample_1.php

· examples/DocxPath/getDocxPathQueryInfo/sample_1.php

And both are working perfectly. The first one return images with their sizes, and the second one returns this output:

array(3) {
  ["elements"]=>
  object(DOMNodeList)#22 (1) {
    ["length"]=>
    int(2)
  }
  ["length"]=>
  int(2)
  ["query"]=>
  string(17) "//w:body/w:p[1=1]"
}

The elements key returns a DOMNodeList with the information of the elements.

Please test both included examples.

Regards.

I've just updated our test environment to use the latest version and I now get the required information from the Indexer:

[
        "height_word_emus" => "526636",
        "width_word_emus" => "1511085",
        "height_word_inches" => 0.57593613298338,
        "width_word_inches" => 1.6525426509186,
        "height_word_cms" => 1.4628777777778,
        "width_word_cms" => 4.1974583333333,
]

I'm not sure why the previous version wasn't doing the same but I'm glad it is now!