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New Post 4/18/2008 6:24 AM
User is offline DonWood
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Image Location 

Version 2.01.00

I'm trying to build a catalog with different categories and products.  I've uploaded images to folders - for example Toys\thumbnails and Toys\Fullsize.

However, when I try to add an image to the catalog, the only file location displayed in the dropdown box is "root."  This is also the case in the text editor for the products.  What am I doing wrong?

Thanks in advance for you help,

Don

 
New Post 4/19/2008 5:16 AM
User is offline Sid Chaudhari
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Re: Image Location 
Modified By Sid Chaudhari  on 4/19/2008 7:17:45 AM)

The files and folders are displayed by DNN based on what has been captured, and synced by DNN into its tables.

1) Go to Host->File Manager ---- (This is where you host files are managed by dnn)
2) Check the check box on top right had corner inside the File Manager that says "Recursive"
3) Hit "Sync" button inside File Manager

Now,

1) Go to Admin->File Manager --- (This is where your portal files are managed by DNN)
2) Check the check box on top right had corner inside the File Manager that says "Recursive"
3) Hit "Sync" button inside File Manager

Next, you need to delete the cache as all the above is usually held in cache. So go to "Host->Host Settings" and under "performance" hit "Delete Cache". Logout and close that instance of the browser. Open a new instance and do your thing. If the file sync was successfull then you should now see all your folders. Remember you need to put all your folders INSIDE "Portals/<<Portal Number>>/" path, else your store won't be able to show them. Store works under a specific portal and hence its image folder need to exist within that portal folder. It cannot access other portals folders - good security I say.

Hope above helps,

Sincerely,


www.umaisa.com support@umaisa.com
 
New Post 4/19/2008 6:16 AM
User is offline DonWood
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Re: Image Location 

That was it, exactly!  I had FTPd the images up to the site and the file manager didn't know about them.  Thanks very much for your help.

Don

 
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