To save Summernote images into a physical folder instead of storing them as massive Base64 data strings in your database, you must intercept the file selection using the onImageUpload callback. This allows you to send the image to your backend server via an AJAX request, store it in your target folder, and return its new web URL back to the text editor

To save Summernote images into a physical folder instead of storing them as massive Base64 data strings in your database, you must intercept the file selection using the onImageUpload callback. This allows you to send the image to your backend server via an AJAX request, store it in your target folder, and return its new web URL back to the text editor

To save Summernote images into a physical folder instead of storing them as massive Base64 data strings in your database, you must intercept the file selection using the onImageUpload callback. This allows you to send the image to your backend server via an AJAX request, store it in your target folder, and return its new web URL back to the text editor

To save Summernote images into a physical folder instead of storing them as massive Base64 data strings in your database, you must intercept the file selection using the onImageUpload callback. This allows you to send the image to your backend server via an AJAX request, store it in your target folder, and return its new web URL back to the text editor

To save Summernote images into a physical folder instead of storing them as massive Base64 data strings in your database, you must intercept the file selection using the onImageUpload callback. This allows you to send the image to your backend server via an AJAX request, store it in your target folder, and return its new web URL back to the text editor