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IH2
I've been thinking about this for a a while and wanted to ask before messing up my site.
I currently have all of my images in one directory....thousands of images to be exact.
.../Large/Normal/PicName.jpg
.../Large/Normal/PicName2.jpg
.../Large/Normal/PicName3.jpg
etc, etc.
So, I've got lots of different product/manufacture categories and would like to group the pics according to the manufactures.
Possible or not?
Would the following work:
.../Large/Normal/Manufacture1/PicName.jpg
.../Large/Normal/Manufacture1/PicName2.jpg
.../Large/Normal/Manufacture1/PicName3.jpg
.../Large/Normal/Manufacture2/PicName.jpg
.../Large/Normal/Manufacture1563/PicName.jpg
.../Large/Normal/ManufactureABC/PicName56.jpg
Make sense?
personally since you are running 1.3.9h then I would install IH3.
but back to your question..I have my images set up as this:
store/images/promos/vendor folder/pictures in here
with IH you do not and will not need the medium or large fodlers anymore. as long as you let IH know where the image is stored you will only need the main image then the rest will have the same name as the main one with _01.jpg after it...changing the number for each additional image.
you will then be able to get rid of the images you have in the large and medium folders.
hope that makes sense, they would look as this for additional images:
.../images/manufacturers/Manufacture2/PicName.jpg
.../images/manufacturers/Manufacture2/PicName_01.jpg
.../images/manufacturers/Manufacture2/PicName_02.jpg
then the same for each manufacturer...and if there is only one image for each manufacturer then just sorting them into each folder for them is fine..just remember to name the image as close as the product so you don't accidently overwrite the other one.
Last edited by DivaVocals; 4 Aug 2011 at 06:43 AM.
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Last edited by ScriptJunkie; 4 Aug 2011 at 05:57 PM.
Hi, my BMZ_CACHE folder is full of images.
Can I delete it regularly? Do I create any error for ImageHandler2 or catalog?
Is it un unuseful directory or I have to leave it?
Thank you
Imagehandler will not work without the bmz_cache it is where image handler stores the images it creates,
Don't delete the images manually unless there is an actual problem using the image handler clear cache function loxcated
Admin --> Tools --> Image handler2
There should be 4 tabs
manager - admin - preview - about
go to the admin tab and click "Clear image cache" and this should delete all images in the cache
Image handler will rebuild the cache as images are requested by your store, so there should be no problems, i personally clear the cache about once a year (or before I do a full site back-up), just to clear out any images of products that are no longer available.
Ps if you are using the latest version of zencart you really should be using IH3, as it contains a few bug fixes and better compatibility for IE9
Last edited by nigelt74; 29 Aug 2011 at 11:02 PM.
Nigel
Webzings Design
The last couple of Zen-Cart sites we have worked on, Darncat Designs, Sweet Brucies
If its not clearing the cache something is screwy with your setup (normally a server side permissions/ownership thing)
Yes you safely can delete all images and folders in the bmz_cache folder. image handler will recreate them as they are required.
do not delete the .htaccess file and the .keep file, the main reason we try to avoid people going the manual route is quite frankly some people delete first ask later and then neglect to tell us what they've done when something goes wrong.
Nigel
Webzings Design
The last couple of Zen-Cart sites we have worked on, Darncat Designs, Sweet Brucies
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