Insert Multiple Images into Shopify Blog Article

[Lars_Jansen]

Hi Community!

first of all, thanks to all for the great solutions posted here. This community has made my life so much easier to many times!

Now I am struggling with a problem that I have not found on here yet (sorry if I missed it).

I am building a workflow combining relevance AI and a few DALL-E nodes to create blog articles and related images.

The workflow works fine, except for adding images throughout the article under every h2 headline.

When I am inserting the urls generated by the DALL-E node, the article gets posted and it works for one day, but then the images disappear (assume that it’s a temporary url).

Now I am trying to post the images by using the HTTP get file node. That works, but only for the title image. As soon as I try inserting the image into the html body, I am getting an error:

BundleValidationError

Validation failed for 1 parameter(s).

• Buffer can’t be converted to text for parameter ‘body_html’.

I would appreciate any tips how to directly upload the images in the blog article or upload it to the shopify files section to get a url that I can insert in the article.

Thanks so much!
Lars

[ponvaskon]

Hi @Lars_Jansen
You post the image data instead of the HTML code into the Body HTML field. I would suggest extending your workflow, uploading the downloaded file to a hosting, getting the file public URL, and adding to an HTML code dynamically.

[Lars_Jansen]

Thanks @ponvaskon .

Do you know if there is a way to

1. upload the file directly to the shopify files API? I would like to avoid hosting with a public url.
2. Convert the file into any other format that I can insert as html?

Cheers!

[ponvaskon]

@Lars_Jansen

1. please check this article.
2. the file URL should be a part of the HTML body. You can ask AI to generate the required HTML structure and add your uploaded file URL.

[Lars_Jansen]

In case anyone comes across a similar problem: I was able to solve it with two graphQL api calls.

1. Create image with fileCreate mutation
   the url referenced here in “54 Data” is the output url from the DALL-E image creation.
   

   

2. fetch image url from GID reated in previous node