Just upgraded to v2.1.0.2 with the help of a developer. He migrated all my images into the image manager. However, all of my folders disappeared and the hundreds of images are now scattered all over the place. So I tried to open folders just to find out that I cannot drag the images into folders. Is there a smarter way to put images which is already inside image manager into folders? Other than to download them and the go into the respective folder and upload it back?
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Usually, on a well-done Server, a Customer has access to some tools, to use, and one of them works like a Windows Explorer. By Use of this Tool, you will be able to create as many Image Folders as you like, and you can bulk-move your images into those Folders again.
Or then, just use an FTP-Client, then, you are able to do the same, usually easier, faster, and more transparent too, compared with Server-based Tools.
Your Image-Manager is nothing but a tool, it does not 'have' any folders, most of them just access/display existing folders within your Shop Software on the Server. Some Image-Managers are a bit more sophisticated in handling, when it comes to bulk-move images, or 'handling' Subs, e.t.c., still, FTP-Access is by far the most efficient way, to even BULK-MOVE images, within the Server, into their corresponding Folders again.
The only problem could be, that you possibly have to re-set every image-link to it's product again, because in the DB, those images are linked to somewhere/something, and visible only, if somewhere matches the real 'sub(s)' on the server, where those images exist.
Possible DB-Content Lines:
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Ernie
One more hint: After you have it all done, completely clean out all your cached image Sections, or you have a good chance, to carry those surplus Subs and Images forever on your Server, just costing Space, and Time
Or then, just use an FTP-Client, then, you are able to do the same, usually easier, faster, and more transparent too, compared with Server-based Tools.
Your Image-Manager is nothing but a tool, it does not 'have' any folders, most of them just access/display existing folders within your Shop Software on the Server. Some Image-Managers are a bit more sophisticated in handling, when it comes to bulk-move images, or 'handling' Subs, e.t.c., still, FTP-Access is by far the most efficient way, to even BULK-MOVE images, within the Server, into their corresponding Folders again.
The only problem could be, that you possibly have to re-set every image-link to it's product again, because in the DB, those images are linked to somewhere/something, and visible only, if somewhere matches the real 'sub(s)' on the server, where those images exist.
Possible DB-Content Lines:
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data/demo/audio.jpg
data/demo/pc/general/pc-bilder-oben.gif
data/demo/pc/compaq/presario/compaq_presario.jpgErnie
One more hint: After you have it all done, completely clean out all your cached image Sections, or you have a good chance, to carry those surplus Subs and Images forever on your Server, just costing Space, and Time
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