Quote Originally Posted by Ajeh
Are you using _LRG and _MED or _lrg and _med

There is a difference ...

ANSWER: Based on what you're saying it sounds like a naming issue. But all the names are lower case. Are you saying I need to change that? For example 'Brazilian_curly_1_lrg.jpg' should be changed to 'Brazilian_curly_1_LRG.jpg'?


All are case specific ...

I can see:
http://naturegirl.net/images/Brazilian_curly.jpg

I cannot see
http://naturegirl.net/images/large/B..._curly_LRG.jpg
http://naturegirl.net/images/large/B...urly_1_LRG.jpg

ANSWER: The images on the site are named as I list. They are all lower case. When I click on a link for a specific image in the control panel the browser displays the image. This suggests that the image is there but, for some reason not being called by the cart.

Do a search on:
images/medium
ANSWER: I'll seach this site for those threads.

I have a ton of posts on how to setup the images and the patterns to use ...

There is only 1 medium image per product ...
ANSWER: I only have one size per image name.

It looks like naming or permission issues ...

Either you are not naming the images correctly or you do not have the right permissions
QUESTION: I'm pretty certain I have the right permissions but how do I check?

The directory for /images and all subdirectories need to be 777
QUESTON: This was the "tutorial" given to me by my designer. I followed it to the letter. Perhaps there is something incorrect here:

Here is a tutorial I wrote about this:

You will need three versions of each product image.

Small images:
in shop: thumbnail on catalog pages
directory: images/
name: image.jpg

Medium images:
in shop: product description page
directory: images/medium/
name: image_med.jpg

Large images:
in shop: larger image popup
directory: images/large/
name: image_lrg.jpg
Adding images to a product

1. Make your three main images (as detailed above), along with any alternate images (see below).
2. Either create a new product or edit an old product.
3. On the product info page, hit the "browse" button to grab your small image. Leave the pulldown set to "main directory."
4. Now go into FTP and upload the medium image to images/medium, and the large image to images/large.