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This technique goes back to a post writen by BobRay about 10 years ago (time flies) and with a few exceptions that need special attention (for example: pdoTool), it usually works very well.
The idea is that each resources has a unique directory that collects all files needed.
If I set the default media source to a media source with a snippet, this setting is picked up by Seo Suite and I can upload images into the right directory.
The image is also correctly dispayed on the manager tabs for facebook and twitter.
The plugin creating the placeholders on the frontend side doesn't process this setting, but returns it as a normal string.
I'm using dedicated media sourcs for each resource
basePath: [[ppb_migxResourceMediaPath? &pathTpl=
assets/uploads/resources/{id}/
&createFolder=1
]]baseUrl: [[ppb_migxResourceMediaPath? &pathTpl=
assets/uploads/resources/{id}/
&createFolder=1
]]This technique goes back to a post writen by BobRay about 10 years ago (time flies) and with a few exceptions that need special attention (for example: pdoTool), it usually works very well.
The idea is that each resources has a unique directory that collects all files needed.
If I set the default media source to a media source with a snippet, this setting is picked up by Seo Suite and I can upload images into the right directory.
The image is also correctly dispayed on the manager tabs for facebook and twitter.
The plugin creating the placeholders on the frontend side doesn't process this setting, but returns it as a normal string.
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