Ewww, iframes (never used them myself).  AJAX would be a much easier and 
understandable solution to what your trying to do, and more useful thing to 
learn for any other time you want to update content on a page without a 
full page load.

Surely this plugin comes with the upload.php file supplied?  It would not 
be much of a plugin if it did not actually process the upload.  This is 
where you would be better off using one of the already integrated plugins 
as for this one you;re going to have to bring it in as a vendor or write 
your own plugin/component so Cake will interface with it correctly.

If your new to PHP, Cake and JS this is a big ask and not sure anyone is 
going to do it for you when image upload plugins have already covered by 
other plugins (notice I am the only one replying to your question on this). 
 I recommend again that you go use one of the existing plugins that uses 
AJAX and learn how to pass back the image url (and then use JS to insert an 
image into your DOM).

HTH, Paul.

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