Hi there
I am using kirby in a headless way and the image in a block does only contain the filename.
I would like to save all the images saved to this kind of page into the same directory, so that a user could also select from images uploaded to other posts.
This would give me a way to know the filepath. I see there is a thread about a similar topic: KQL plugin : how to get the image URL from the image block? - #2 by seriamlo
This would also kind of solve my problem, but as I said I really would like to give the user sort of a media library folder, where every asset is saved.
I mean now when reusing an image an editor has to upload the image every single time…
Cheers and Thanks in advance.
Edit:
Actually this would still be interesting, but it would not solve my problem, as the filepath for an image includes a hash/id which I don’t know:
and the actual url would be like:
domain/media/pages/blog/blog-post/6d897e7029-1619863648/2703_megahex_barr800.jpg.
So how could I tackle this problem? 