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6 Jan 2010, 3:54 AM
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Disabling "multiple images" feature

Hello all,

I'm running a ZC1.3.8a store.

I know that it is a great idea for Zen Cart to automatically detects multiple images for a product and displays them on the product page, I have had other ZC stores that benefit from this feature. But for the one I'm currently running, it's taking me too much time to name the hundreds (soon to be thousands) of images so that they don't get put together by ZC.

Here is the case.

The store sells computer softwares and accessories. Let's say I have a product called Kaspersky Anti-Virus 2010. This product is available in a number of editions, such as Chinese, English, single-user, 3-user, 5-user etc.

And this is how I name the product images (have been doing it this way for many years) :

Kaspersky-AntiVirus-2010.jpg
Kaspersky-AntiVirus-2010-en.jpg
Kaspersky-AntiVirus-2010-3U.jpg

And, of course, ZC recognizes them as multiple images intended for 1 product and show them all on the same product page.

Yes, I'm aware that I could just change my naming habit and the entire naming system for the thousands of images I have. But, I just wanna know if there's an easy way to disable that feature in ZC.

Thank you in advance ! (^v^)

Shirley

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6 Jan 2010, 3:58 AM
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