Setting srcset block attribute on a source element fails

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I’m trying to create a block for a site logo that lets me specify an SVG with PNG/JPG fallback, and I’m running into some issues. As soon as I tell it that I want to set my srcset attribute, it writes the following PHP code: (PG Desktop 7.1 — issue is not limited to SVG, it happens with other formats as well)

srcset="<?php echo PG_Blocks::getImageUrl( $args, <?php echo get_template_directory_uri(); ?>/'svg_logo_src', <?php echo get_template_directory_uri(); ?>/'full' ) ?>"/>

instead of

srcset="<?php echo PG_Blocks::getImageUrl( $args, 'svg_logo_src', 'full' ) ?>"/>

Which gives me a lovely error message on the page.

Parse error : syntax error, unexpected token “<”, expecting “)”

Is there a different/better way for me to do this? (Note: I did have this working at one point by setting the image with a customizer field action, but I’m doing a block theme and want to try to do as much as I can with blocks.)

Screenshots:

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Block Attribute (Smart)

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Block Attribute (Converted to regular with the same results)

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I also wanted to use the picture element in a block. But to no avail.

Think i emailed the pinegrow team regarding this. But again, to no avail.

Dont think this is possible currently. If this is a wordpress or pinegrow limiting factor. I dont know.

To no avail.

I skipped it and moved on.

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It’s :point_right: this :point_left: close. I’m hoping it’s something I’m doing wrong or at least an easy fix that can come in the next version.

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