So, I hosted my strapi app on Cloudinary and Render. So there is a rich text input in my strapi backend. When i fetch the data using graphql, the images are sent out as URLs ofc. So when i host strapi in my localhost, the url is this, https://localhost:1337/uploads/Expressjs_706596c597.png. But when my app is hosted and is running, then also it is receiving https://localhost:1337/uploads/Expressjs_706596c597.png from the backend. Now that image does not exist as my localhost is not running. But when I try this this, renderURL/uploads/Expressjs_706596c597.png the image is still not there. So Where can I find the exact URL of my image?
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When hosting your Strapi app on Cloudinary and Render, the URLs of the images served by Strapi will no longer be the local https://localhost:1337 URLs. Instead, you should be using the URLs provided by the Cloudinary integration. The URL provided by Cloudinary should have a format similar to https://res.cloudinary.com/<your-cloud-name>/image/upload/<version>/<your-image-file.jpg>.
By using this Cloudinary URL, you can retrieve the image from anywhere, including your hosted app. Replace the https://localhost:1337 portion of the URL with the appropriate Cloudinary URL, and you should be able to access the image successfully.
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Where can I find this thing "v1234567890"?
– RAJVIR AHMED SHUVOJun 18 at 20:02
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It's just the version number, it will work without the version number too.
– Cake57 mins ago
Please clarify your specific problem or provide additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it's hard to tell exactly what you're asking.
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Jun 16 at 21:53