VersatileImageFieldSerializer displays absolute url about django-versatileimagefield HOT 5 CLOSED

Hey @rocjojo –

I'm a bit confused by your ticket. You said 'When i use the standard ImageField in my serializers, the full url is displayed, everything works fine'...would you mind responding with the output from 'the standard ImageField' serializer and how it differs from what you're expecting the VersatileImageFieldSerializer to output?

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Hey,

My problem is, as soon i use the VersatileImageFieldSerializer in my ModelSerializer, the urls become absolute in the json response.

Output of the logo field from the serializer without declaring the VersatileImageFieldSerializer in the Serializer :

In [7]: print ser.ShopSerializer(shop).data['logo']
/media/shop/VS/1890/fff/e3f27044-09f8-45bd-89b8-f43b10c778a4

GET request gives

"logo":"http://192.168.99.100:3001/media/shop/VS/1890/fff/e3f27044-09f8-45bd-89b8-f43b10c778a4"

Output of the logo field from the serializer with the VersatileImageFieldSerializer

logo = VersatileImageFieldSerializer(
    sizes=[
        ('full_size', 'url'),
        ('thumbnail', 'thumbnail__100x100'),
        ('medium_square_crop', 'crop__400x400'),
        ('small_square_crop', 'crop__50x50')
    ]
)

In [5]: print ser.ShopSerializer(shop).data['logo']
{'medium_square_crop': '/media/__sized__/shop/VS/1890/fff/e3f27044-09f8-45bd-89b8-    f43b10c778a4-crop-c0-5__0-5-400x400.jpg', 'small_square_crop': '/media/__sized__/shop/VS/1890/fff/e3f27044-09f8-45bd-89b8-f43b10c778a4-crop-c0-5__0-5-50x50.jpg', 'full_size': '/media/shop/VS/1890/fff/e3f27044-09f8-45bd-89b8-f43b10c778a4', 'thumbnail': '/media/__sized__/shop/VS/1890/fff/e3f27044-09f8-45bd-89b8-f43b10c778a4-thumbnail-100x100.jpg'}

GET request gives

"logo":{"medium_square_crop":"/media/__sized__/shop/VS/1890/fff/e3f27044-09f8-45bd-89b8-f43b10c778a4-crop-c0-5__0-5-400x400.jpg","small_square_cr

As you can see, the "http://192.168.99.100:3001" part disappeared.

Thank again for your help.

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@rocjojo –

Ahhhh, I see what's happening now. I'm working on the fix right now and will let you know when it's patched!

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Hey @rocjojo !

The fix for this is available in the 1.0.6 release which I just uploaded to PyPI. Get it via pip:

$ pip install django-versatileimagefield==1.0.6

Thanks for contributing to django-versatileimagefield! :)

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Yeah it works !

Glad to contribute to your project, thanks for your quick patch :)

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