I'm trying to build an online portfolio using the Flutter plugin. I have a duplicate group on a page that has two fields, portfolio-image-medium and portfolio-image-large. These are for the two different sizes the images will be (no way!). Displaying this using Flutter is pretty infuriating, so I'm trying to do this with get_post_meta and calling on each duplicate from the array. All of the images via portfolio-image-medium should display under div class="portfolioimages" with links to its respective portfolio-image-large.
What I have now (below) works, but it isn't exactly what I want, as I don't think it's optimized as well as it could be. For example, I don't know how to call the same portfolio-image-large as the portfolio-image-medium it relates to. I know this is probably some sort of count in the array and keeping it consistent, but I'm having a brain fart in terms of what I need to do. The code below just calls on portfolio-image-medium and modifies it via Flutter, so it doesn't use portfolio-image-large at all. I'd like to change that. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
<?php
$portimgmed = get_post_meta($cchild->ID, 'portfolio-image-medium', false);
$portimglrg = get_post_meta($cchild->ID, 'portfolio-image-large', false);
?>
<div class="portfolioitem" id="<?php echo $portslug; ?>">
<div class="portfolioimages">
<?php foreach ($portimgmed as $mediumimage) {
$largeimage = get_post_meta($cchild->ID, 'portfolio-image-large', true);
$count++; ?>
<div class="portfolioimage">
<a href="<?php echo pt(); ?>?src=/evanmannweiler.com/wp-content/files_flutter/<?php echo $mediumimage; ?>&w=800" class="fancybox"><img src="<?php echo pt(); ?>?src=/evanmannweiler.com/wp-content/files_flutter/<?php echo $mediumimage; ?>&w=323&bg=fffaef" alt="" /></a>
</div>
<?php }; ?>