Reputation: 1543
I created a server-side handler to use with image uploads in TinyMCE. It's not PHP - it's written in my server's server-side JavaScript.
It works fine, but the source that's created inserts relative paths to the imageUploads
folder I created, like this:
<img title="Yamada-san 1963.jpg" src="../imageUploads/blobid1616028933077-1616028953409.jpg" alt="" width="145" height="229" />
If the post gets moved, it could break the link to the src.
My image uploader handler at my server returns JSON, as required, with the location using this format:
{ "location" : "http://example.com/imageUploads/' + theFilename + '" }
The location I'm returning looks like an absolute URL, so why is a relative URL used in the editor post? Is there some better JSON I can return?
Thanks.
Upvotes: 3
Views: 1129
Reputation: 1543
I found the answer for this in another post.
In the tinymce.init() script this option needs to be added to the other options:
convert_urls: false,
Then the URLs saved are absolute.
Upvotes: 4