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How to create sub-folder in phocagallery

Posted: 18 Feb 2016, 15:50
by unoto
Dear Esteemed members,

I am using phocagallery for the first time and I have hit dead end in creating sub-folders in phocagallery. This is what I am trying to do; I want to have a folder by name Fruits; Under the fruit folder; I want to create a sub-folder by name "Mango" "Apple" " Guava" and upload the different species of fruits in the respective folders.

eg. Fruits ----> Mango ---> Apple ----> Guava
Computer---> Laptop ----> Desktop


Kindly help me out. Thanking you in anticipation

Re: How to create sub-folder in phocagallery

Posted: 18 Feb 2016, 16:05
by Benno
Hi,
do you mean Phoca Gallery Sub-Categories?
or do you mean folders in your webspace?

BTW.: Which Phoca Gallery Component version and which Joomla! version do you use?

Kind regards,
Benno

Re: How to create sub-folder in phocagallery

Posted: 18 Feb 2016, 16:16
by unoto
Thank you for the support.

I am using 4.2.2 version.

As of now I don't know what to call; Okay let me put my requirements this way; I want to have a 5 to 7 main folders and create many sub-folders in respective main folders. The sub-folder would contain 4 to 5 images each. Kindly help me. I am using joomla 3.3.6

Re: How to create sub-folder in phocagallery

Posted: 18 Feb 2016, 17:18
by Benno
Hi,
Ok. I think you mean Phoca Gallery Categories.
Go to: backend --> Components --> Phoca Gallery --> Categories --> New -->

See images:
1.)
Image

2.)
Image

...and so on.

Then loadup your images to this Sub-Categories.

Kind regards,
Benno

Re: How to create sub-folder in phocagallery

Posted: 18 Feb 2016, 18:21
by unoto
Thank you Sir for the detail explanation. I did exactly as you instructed but the images in the mango category does not show up inside the fruits folder. Instead its showing along the fruits category. I really appreciate your help and support.

Sir,
Like any folder in a windows OS; I would like to create a main folder by name " Fruits" and create different kinds of fruits folder inside the Main folder like mango apple and so on and display the different kinds of mango inside fruits-->Mango---> 3 to 4 images of different kinds of mango and so on.

Re: How to create sub-folder in phocagallery

Posted: 18 Feb 2016, 18:38
by Benno
Hi,
Instead its showing along the fruits category.
Where, in frontend or backend?

If possible, please provide a URL to see the problem.
If not, post screenshots. #5 forum-rules.php

Kind regards,
Benno

Re: How to create sub-folder in phocagallery

Posted: 18 Feb 2016, 19:17
by unoto
Sir,
I am not able to insert image and I find insecure posting my url as my site is still under construction; I have followed these steps
1. Created a category by name "Fruit" without a parent
2. Created a sub category " Mango" under the parent name fruit
3. Created another sub category " Apple" under the parent name fruit
4. I uploaded the images under mango and apple respectively.

Now I want to display fruits folder first and when clicked on fruits folder; Mango and apple folder should appear with images which have been categorised inside the mango and apple folder.

However there is no fruit folder; instead apple and mango folder directly appears in the front end.

Re: How to create sub-folder in phocagallery

Posted: 18 Feb 2016, 19:37
by Benno
Hi,
However there is no fruit folder; instead apple and mango folder directly appears in the front end.
Sounds like you have created a menu item to Phoca Gallery Component (List of Categories).
This is fine, but you need to configure this menu item:
Go to: backend --> Components --> Phoca Gallery --> Control Panel --> Options --> Categories View --> Categories View Settings -->
Display Subcategories=No
Display Empty Categories=Yes
Save & Close

Kind regards,
Benno

Re: How to create sub-folder in phocagallery

Posted: 18 Feb 2016, 20:09
by unoto
Sir Benno,

That works like a charm. Thank you so much for the great support. Cheers to PhocaGallery.

Re: How to create sub-folder in phocagallery

Posted: 18 Feb 2016, 20:23
by Benno
You're welcome!

Kind regards,
Benno