Hi!
I wonder if there is an easier way to use the multiple add feature. When I upload pictures they show up in the list and then i have to add them to a category.
Wouldn´t it be easier to select the category before I upload the pictures so that they are put in the right category right away?
The list in the "multiple add" menu becomes pretty long after a while...
pls help...
Multiply Add pictures + Automatically add them to category
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almjodla
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reko
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Re: Multiply Add pictures + Automatically add them to category
it's not an answer to your question but it leads to a better workflow:
you could upload your pictures into folders and subfolders instead of the phocagallery root-folder, this keeps the "list" organized.
also if you add an entire folder, it automatically creates the galleries and subgalleries according to the folder-structure. (see the documentation for more information on that)
regards,
rk
you could upload your pictures into folders and subfolders instead of the phocagallery root-folder, this keeps the "list" organized.
also if you add an entire folder, it automatically creates the galleries and subgalleries according to the folder-structure. (see the documentation for more information on that)
regards,
rk
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Re: Multiply Add pictures + Automatically add them to category
and: if you upload new pictures to a folder (where you created a category from), then tick the folder again, then only the new uploaded pictures will be added.
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almjodla
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Re: Multiply Add pictures + Automatically add them to category
Thx. I will use the folder technique to keep my workflow simple.