Summernote Upload Image Template — Reference
Insert an upload, image-processing and URL-response scaffold.
Insert an upload, image-processing and URL-response scaffold.
Before you begin
Section titled “Before you begin”- An open Server Connect action. Use disposable records/files when testing generated write or upload steps.
Summernote Upload Image Template
Section titled “Summernote Upload Image Template”Insert an upload, image-processing and URL-response scaffold.
Fields or generated steps
Section titled “Fields or generated steps”| Part | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Incoming field | The template defines $_POST.file as a file input. Configure the image type/size and access checks before accepting it. |
| Generated pipeline | Creates image_upload, loads its path as image_process with Auto Orient on, resizes to width 1200, saves as new_image, and returns a url value. |
| Required configuration | Set both upload and save destinations for the active target, and verify the image backend, output format and overwrite behavior. The template initially uses /img/summernote. |
Verification example
Section titled “Verification example”Use a disposable supported image. Configure a public test destination, run the generated workflow through the editor integration, and check the saved image dimensions and the returned URL. For Node.js public storage, use the corresponding /public server path.
What remains your responsibility
Section titled “What remains your responsibility”The returned template URL comes from the original upload result. If processing changes the filename, folder or format, update the URL mapping to the actual saved image instead of assuming the old URL is still correct. This is a scaffold; it is not a complete validated image-upload policy.
Review the resulting workflow
Section titled “Review the resulting workflow”Inspect the actual generated or included steps, their inputs and their final output before connecting the action to a user-facing page.
Check your result
Section titled “Check your result”You can identify what this editor entry adds and configure or interpret it without assuming an unfinished scaffold is a completed workflow.