I want to have own images for each slave site but I've problem with url of inserted images.

I upload an image and it correctly goes to /multisites/myslavesitename/images. When I insert the image into the content then url is /images/file.jpg which is master site's folder.

How can I configure JMS to be able showing slave's images? Thanks.

Anyone? Please help.

Same problem but not solved yet. www.jms2win.com/en/forum/26-bugs-errors-...ave-site-not-showing

Some editor (like JCE) change automatically the URL that is provided into a image to make it relative to the current site.

When you write an article that needs to be shared, you can not use a relative path but you a full URL path with the OriginalDomain/images/....

Another alternative is to store the images into a directory that is shared between the websites. So that, they will be come available with a relative path.

So either store the article with a full path to the image (and verify that is effectivelly full after reading back)
OR use a shared directory where you store the shared images.

edwin2win wrote:
Some editor (like JCE) change automatically the URL that is provided into a image to make it relative to the current site.

When you write an article that needs to be shared, you can not use a relative path but you a full URL path with the OriginalDomain/images/....

Another alternative is to store the images into a directory that is shared between the websites. So that, they will be come available with a relative path.

So either store the article with a full path to the image (and verify that is effectivelly full after reading back)
OR use a shared directory where you store the shared images.
Can you please clarify if using absolute image paths only applies to content articles that are shared?

I want to have my slave sites — which are existing legacy sites with separate, unshared content — added to JMS Multisites as separate domains (vhosts in Plesk) with their own databases on my server and am hoping that the images paths can remain relative to their domains.

Just try to put a link of an image that is yourdomain/images/xxx.jpg
JCE will replace this linke by a relative path like images/xxx.jpg
because "http;//yourdomain" is your domain url.

When working with multiple website and want to share some content between the website, it is important to ensure that you provide the full URL (include the http;//" to have the reference to this image in all circumstances.

This is not hosting dependend but related to extension like JCE that update the link that you provide to the image.
If you want to ensure of the link, you can disable JCE (or tinymce), to be able saving the full URL and avoid that the editor modify the link that you provide in the article (or Custom HTML module, ...)