Relative path to image in contentfolder

Hi,
In Configurator 1.0 I was able to put an image/logo in the content folder and use the SWF/Image Loader to show that image just by typing the images name in the URL field.
I can't get that to work with Configurator 2.0 !?
Do I have to type a special path to the image?
Regards Brian

Hi
The image must be in your YourPanelName.assets
Verify if your image is at this path :
Photoshop / Plug-ins / Panels / yourPanelNameFolder / content / YourPanelName.assets
In the "Location ( URL)" of Configurator set the name of your image ( e.g. image.png)

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