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CKEDitor is displayed normally and there is no problem in behavior, but the image of the added plug-in gives a 404 error.
I can hack the plugin I added and display the image, but I would like to know if there is a standard way.
To put it another way, I put an image that was not displayed in the image directory under Rails assets, and changed the loading path of the image on the plugin side to the image under the image directory under Rails assets.
Operationally, there are no errors and the image is displayed normally, but this method is not correct by nature, so please tell me if there is an accurate method.
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ENV
For example, use the plugin at this link (https://ckeditor.com/cke4/addon/youtube).
Current directory structure
The following error occurs when accessing the browser
CKEDitor is displayed normally and there is no problem in behavior, but the image of the added plug-in gives a 404 error.
I can hack the plugin I added and display the image, but I would like to know if there is a standard way.
To put it another way, I put an image that was not displayed in the image directory under Rails assets, and changed the loading path of the image on the plugin side to the image under the image directory under Rails assets.
Placement of images
Change the path of js plugin
Operationally, there are no errors and the image is displayed normally, but this method is not correct by nature, so please tell me if there is an accurate method.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: