Abhirama sundaram:
How could I avoid this strings "/d2c59bae-dec9-6d41-0f30-069f75e4619f?t=1578605910684", I want only this /documents/20126/328532/011420_image1%401x.jpg
This is creating issues while Caching the images
That's kind of the point...
The first string is the UUID for the image and is tied to the version of the document.
The t= parameter is the timestamp when the image was modified.Both of these work together to bypass caching layers when the image was updated.
Without them, sure your URL will be shorter, but as you publish a new image browsers won't know they have a stale image and will continue to use the old one.
Then, you're going to be dealing with complaints about broken sites, etc., and you'll be back here asking how to change the cache headers to prevent caching or some such nonsense.
The moral of the story here is that you really don't know more than Liferay. The scenario, as it is, well you might not like it but it is the optimal one that allows for caching to work as long as a new version has not been published. When it has been published, Liferay generates the new URL to correctly get the updated version around any caching between the server and the browser.
