Image src url for 'full folder view'

espenmn · October 25, 2016, 1:06pm

I have a content type ("Book") and another ("Chapter")

Each "Book" content has a folder (images) and several "Chapter".
The images placed in each "chapter" are referenced with src="images/someimage.png" (html made outside of Plone).

How can I make a view both for chapter
http://site/book/chapter/@@chapter_view

and
http://site/book/@@book_view (which shows all the chapters and a few other things....)

without 'loosing the link to the images'

(PS: hardcoding image path would be ok, but TinyMCE converts this to relative link)

zopyx · October 25, 2016, 3:07pm

configure TinyMCE to use UIDs "resolveuid/someuid"

-aj

espenmn · October 25, 2016, 3:17pm

I think I need to try to avoid that, since the plan is to later export the content to epub (etc), and then I will have to replace all the links again (??)

zopyx · October 25, 2016, 3:21pm

github.com

espenmn/pp.client-plone/blob/master/pp/client/plone/browser/transformations.py#L27-L114






@registerTransformation
def makeImagesLocal(root, **params):
    """ deal with internal and external image references """
    destdir = params['destdir']
    images_seen = dict()
    for img in root.xpath(xpath_query(['img'])):


        # don't touch images with attribute internal-image="true" (usually used
        # for resource images directly used in a template with a resource
        if 'internal-image' in img.attrib:
            continue


        src = img.get('src')
        LOG.info('Introspecting image: {}'.format(src))
        result = resolveImage(params['context'], src)
        img_obj =  result['image']


        if img_obj is None:

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The solution is add your fingertips. You forked already my own code.
-aj