Create absolute path for image upload

Yes, you are correct.

At the moment when the image is uploaded the path is as follows: src="/perch/resources/image4-61-.jpg

I would like the path to be absolute like so: src="https://www.mywebsite.com/perch/resources/image4-61-.jpg

Is that possible to do without hard-coding each image in the HTML mode of the WYSIWYG?

The client wants an RSS driven email campaign with Mailchimp. She wants the complete post to be sent as posted on the blog post itself. When the campaign is triggered and everything is sent, the complete post does display-with the exception of the images. I checked with Mailchimp as to why the images are not displaying, and the path is the issue. They are relative to the site. If the images were absolute paths, then they would show up on the campaign email blast.

https://sharonpalmer.com/blog.php

https://sharonpalmer.com/rss.php

Any suggestions on how to fix this?

I'm afraid not...

I plugged in the line of code as suggested, but the image paths on the RSS feed still show as relative paths.

It still shows up...

<img style="" src="/perch/resources/1a-1-.jpg">

Need it to come up as... <img style="" src="https://www.sharonpalmer.com/perch/resources/1a-1-.jpg">

This is the RSS Feed URL https://sharonpalmer.com/rss.php

Please review and advise.

On the rss page itself I have the following code...

<rss version="2.0" xmlns:atom="https://www.w3.org/2005/Atom">
    <channel>
        <title>Sharon Palmer, RD</title>
        <link>https://sharonpalmer.com/blog/</link>
        <description>Sharon Palmer is a registered dietitian that writes about plant based nutrition. </description>
        <atom:link href="https://sharonpalmer.com/blog.php" rel="self" type="application/rss+xml" />
        <?php
            perch_blog_custom(array(
                'template'=>'blog/rss_post.html',
                'count'=>10,
                'sort'=>'postDateTime',
                'sort-order'=>'DESC'
                ));
        ?>
    </channel>
</rss>

On the template page, to show the complete post I have the following code...

        <item>
           <title><perch:blog id="postTitle" /></title>
           <link>https://www.sharonpalmer.com/<perch:blog id="postURL" /></link>
           <guid>https://www.sharonpalmer.com/<perch:blog id="postURL" /></guid>
           <description><![CDATA[<perch:blog id="postDescHTML" encode="false" />]]>
            </description>
           <pubDate><perch:blog id="postDateTime" format="D, d M Y H:i:s O" /></pubDate>
        </item>

I hope I answered your question correctly.

Correct, according to the documentation the following line is what is needed for the entire blog post to show.

<description><![CDATA[<perch:blog id="postDescHTML" encode="false" />]]></description>

If it broke it down, I would be able to just hard-code the URL before the loop, but it's all dynamically embedded in this line of code.

I use a combination of condeanywhere.com when I'm not at my computer, or need to do some coding on my iPad on the go. On my laptop, I use Dreamweaver.

I have this exact issue, using Markitup. I want to have absolute URLS for images uploaded in a textarea in a blog post (for RSS purposes). Is this possible? Seems like it should be a Markitup setting or something?