and
, when rendering a MediaItem, generate html code that looks like the following:
There's a much easier solution to this. I may be a little off with my syntax - please feel free to correct me and I'll make edits.
MediaManager.GetItemUrl(item, new MediaUrlOptions { AbsolutePath = true });
I worked on a project where we stored media assets on Akamai's CDN, so we had to change how the media URLs resolved.
We adapted the built-in LinkProvider
class by changing ExpandDynamicLinks()
. We also adapted Sitecore.Resources.Media.MediaProvider
and updated the GetMediaUrl()
method.
These were to handle links to images generated by field renderers and links created within a Rich Text editor.
Create a Link to Sitecore Media Item
You will not be able to fetch the Media Item using the above LinkManager.GetItemUrl() Method. Sitecore has a separate API to fetch the Media URLs.
public string ResolveSitecoreMediaURL(Sitecore.Data.Items.Item item)
{
MediaUrlOptions mediaOptions= new MediaUrlOptions();
mediaOptions.AlwaysIncludeServerUrl = true;
mediaOptions.AbsolutePath =true;
return Sitecore.Resources.Media.MediaManager.GetMediaUrl(item,mediaOptions);
}
Like LinkManager had the URLOptions MediaManager comes with a MediaUrlOptions where you can control the absolute and relative URLs.