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@bernex Is the problem still there? Why use use APP.url? Your can use file-loader?name=[name].[ext]&publicPath=assets/foo/&outputPath=app/images/ to configure output directory and public path instead using APP.url.
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I have publicPath in
APP.url
variable and take it from page.I have tried:
<img src={ require("file-loader?publicPath="+APP.url+"!./del.svg") }/>
and
<img src={ APP.url + require("file-loader!./del.svg") }/>
In css very simple - I can use
./
public path. With img.src it is not possible. It s relative to page url. And I can't use in my situation.How I can solve this task? Thank you!
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