I believe that many students have encountered the situation in the development of image paths that require variable introduction, such as customized backgrounds, dynamic display avatars, etc. Maybe the following mistakes have been made
# Error description
The plan for directly calling image resources on the page
<img src="../../static/images/web_bg.png" />
Rewrite it into a variable form, so it is written as follows
<template> <img :src="imgSrc" /> </template> <script> export default { data() { return { imgSrc: '../../images/web_bg.png' } } } </script>
As a result, the running image failed to load. What's the reason? It turns out that the hash value will be automatically added during packaging, resulting in a difference.
# Solution
1. Use image resources on the Internet
data() { return { imgSrc: '/files/images/' } }
2. Use import to import local resources
import imgSrc from '../../images/web_bg.png' export default { data() { return { imgSrc: imgSrc } } }
3. Import using require
data() { return { imgSrc: require('../../images/web_bg.png') } }
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