Voyager::image helper returns old url

[vkiranmaniya]

Version information

• Laravel: v5.8
• Voyager: v1.3.0
• PHP: 7.2
• Database: MySQL

Description

Then i call Voyager::image helper to retrieve the thumbnail, It returns the old base url(APP_URL). It was working fine. It broked after we change domain name, migrated the website to another domain. I change APP_URL in .env file, Cleared the configuration cache by running php artisan config:cache

Steps To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Open the .env file and change APP_URL
2. Clear the configuration cache3. Call the Voyager::image() helper and dd() the output

Expected behavior

It should reflact the APP_URL from .env file after changing

[vkiranmaniya]

Meanwhile, I found workaround to this issue. I used asset() helper as,

asset('storage/' . $product->getThumbnail($image, 'thumbnail-md')) //working
//Voyager::image($product->getThumbnail($image, 'thumbnail-md'));

I think there is issue with image() helper function

[emptynick]

I am 100% certain there is nothing wrong with Voyager::image. It simply calls Storage::disk(config('voyager.storage.disk'))->url($file) so I think there is something wrong with the disk you configured for Voyager.

[vkiranmaniya]

@emptynick I didn't make any changes to the disc configuration. The Application is running with default configurations. So the app should behave normally as aspected but it didn't.

[vkiranmaniya]

here is the config

'storage' => [
    'disk' => env('FILESYSTEM_DRIVER', 'public'),
],

in config/voyager.php file. It's untouched after publish vendor. so Voyager::image() helper should work normally. My concern is, I changed the APP_URL in .env but Voyager::image() helper is still taking the older one. I also cleared application cache and configuration cache.

[alfrandhy]

Sorry Guys can Help Me,

Why my url is multiple like that

[MrCrayon]

@alfrandhy please don't comment in unrelated issues with questions. If you need help with your Voyager integration you can join Voyager Slack chat.

[dsaha1656]

I am having the same issue,

additionally i noticed route('route_name') also produce old url.

please have a look.

[emptynick]

route() is a Laravel method. We can't fix that here. My opinion still stands - we simply call Laravel methods/functions. There is a very very high chance something is cached that shouldn't.

Closing

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