function showRepresentation() {
if (empty($this->oembed->type)) {
if (empty($this->attachment->mimetype)) {
- $this->out->element('pre', null, 'oh well... not sure how to handle the following: ' . print_r($this->attachment, true));
+ $this->showFallback();
} else {
switch ($this->attachment->mimetype) {
case 'image/gif':
$this->out->element('param', array('name' => 'autoStart', 'value' => 1));
$this->out->elementEnd('object');
break;
+ default:
+ $this->showFallback();
}
}
} else {
break;
default:
- $this->out->element('pre', null, 'oh well... not sure how to handle the following oembed: ' . print_r($this->oembed, true));
+ $this->showFallback();
}
}
}
+
+ function showFallback()
+ {
+ // If we don't know how to display an attachment inline, we probably
+ // shouldn't have gotten to this point.
+ //
+ // But, here we are... displaying details on a file or remote URL
+ // either on the main view or in an ajax-loaded lightbox. As a lesser
+ // of several evils, we'll try redirecting to the actual target via
+ // client-side JS.
+
+ common_log(LOG_ERR, "Empty or unknown type for file id {$this->attachment->id}; falling back to client-side redirect.");
+ $this->out->raw('<script>window.location = ' . json_encode($this->attachment->url) . ';</script>');
+ }
}