Having Issues Uploading Images After Deploying Laravel App

[strong grail]

I recently deployed my Laravel application, and everything seems to be working fine except for one major issue: I'm unable to upload images. This feature worked perfectly in my local environment, but after deployment, the image uploads fail without clear error messages.

I've double-checked file permissions and the storage symlink (using php artisan storage:link), but the problem persists. I'm not sure if it's a configuration issue on the server or something else I might be missing.

[spring osprey]

Hi. How are you storing your images?
Do you mind sending the code you use to handle that?

I had a similar issue. And I think I had to change the driver.

[strong grail]

no broo

yeah

locally works bro

the problem is that u have to change http to https

look ur console and network

[chrome gorge]

How do I revert a maintenace page on Laravel?

Please help

[spring osprey]

Different scenarios I guess.
Mine was working but wasn't saving it to the folder I wanted

[spring osprey]

php artisan up

[strong grail]

oooo

how do u change the folder?

if i fix this the next step is changing the folder

[spring osprey]

Okay le tme know how it goes

[strong grail]

.

[spring osprey]

But basicaly, I chanded my FILESYSTEM_DISK from local to public

in .env
FILESYSTEM_DISK=public

[strong grail]

ooo

here ?

[spring osprey]

In your .env

[strong grail]

ooo

nc

[spring osprey]

And I do this

    // Determine the storage disk based on environment
    $disk = config('filesystems.default');

    // Store the file
    $path = $file->storeAs($directory, $filename, $disk);


    // Generate the full URL
    return Storage::url($path);

[strong grail]

where?

[spring osprey]

In your code for uploading images

[strong grail]

oooo

[spring osprey]

Paste your current implementation of uploading images

[strong grail]

i use filament

hold on

FileUpload::make('imagen')

[spring osprey]

Oh I see

[strong grail]

i will send u my real issue

[spring osprey]

Ok.. What's the real issue?

[strong grail]

I'm working on a Laravel project hosted on Railway. I've already configured AppServiceProvider to force HTTPS in production using URL::forceScheme('https'), and I’ve also set the base URL (app.url, asset_url, etc.) to use https.

The site correctly loads all pages and assets over HTTPS. However, when uploading an image, Laravel still generates a public URL that starts with http:// instead of https://.

The image itself uploads correctly and is displayed without issue, but the generated URL uses HTTP, which leads to mixed content warnings in the browser.

u see

[spring osprey]

I see.

[strong grail]

knows the problem?

[spring osprey]

Send a screenshot of your APP_URL in .env

[strong grail]

APP_URL="https://proyecto-final-primes-production-96c3.up.railway.app"

[spring osprey]

Try this

ASSET_URL="${APP_URL}"

[strong grail]

in my .env?

[spring osprey]

Yes

[strong grail]

ok

xd

my filament.

bro

i fixed

ur error was this

@spring osprey

[spring osprey]

What was the error?

[strong grail]

no no

i fixed the http error

know i having another problems

[jolly cliff]

What error laravel throws to you?

[strong grail]

where i can see laravel logs?

[jolly cliff]

If you're using form requests, please remember to setuo the authorize() method

[jolly cliff]

storage/logs/laravel.log

[strong grail]

I FIXED

https://github.com/livewire/livewire/discussions/3084

check that

My new mistake is, where to know where to host the images so you can show them to me

[jolly cliff]

what

[strong grail]

how i change te upload file

[jolly cliff]

?

[strong grail]

bro??