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Batch upload, am I doing something wrong?

Started by stock, August 21, 2005, 03:56:42 AM

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stock

I've just switched from ftp to Batch upload and can't believe one thing about this. I have hundreds of pix to upload yet I cannot move them once uploaded into a fresh folder called 'uploaded' or they don't show on site. This means that whenever I do another upload, ALL pix in the upload folder show, though only the new ones are checked . Can this be right? This means that I might have to trawl down a list of a hundred pix to find a few new ones.

Am I doing something wrong or can I change the path for the image??

Thanks for help

Stock

kegobeer

You FTP your images to any subdirectory you create (not /edit or /userpics) in the /albums directory, then batch add them.  If files already exist in the database, they are not selected - only files that aren't in the gallery are automatically selected.  If you don't want to scroll thru a bunch of existing files, make another subdirectory and put your images in that one.  You do not touch the files once they have been added to the gallery.
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stock

Kebobeer,

yes, am having to go in and recreate the whole structure again. The thing is, I had it set up to mirror the site structure with all the sub albums, etc, so when batching, all these would show up with all the contents. So not a good idea this, best to just have a simple structure. It would be good to be able to change the path nonetheless, in line with other software. Just an idea.

Thanks for your quick reply.

Stock