adding multiple images

Hi,
I have two sets of images Set one and Set two.

Can someone tell me why if I create a product say with autotrol_piccolo.png as main image none of the other images in set one is shown while instead, if I create a product say with /images/gasatore_montecarlo_plus.png as main image, all the other images in set two are shown as additional images?

All images of the two sets are in the same folder.

This is driving me crazy!!!

Set one
/images/autotrol_bypass.png
/images/autotrol_disinfettante.png
/images/autotrol_grande.png
/images/autotrol_medio.png
/images/autotrol_piccolo.png
/images/autotrol_senza.png
/images/autotrol_testa_00.png
/images/autotrol_testa_01.png
/images/autotrol_testa_02.png
/images/autotrol_testa_03.png
/images/autotrol_testa_04.png

Seo two
/images/gasatore_montecarlo_plus.png
/images/gasatore_montecarlo_plus_bianco.png
/images/gasatore_montecarlo_plus_blu.png
/images/gasatore_montecarlo_plus_grigio.png
/images/gasatore_montecarlo_plus_osmo.jpg
/images/gasatore_montecarlo_plus_osmo.png

As far as I understand from here
Original Image: fred.jpg

All of these are considered additional images because they contain the base image name PROVIDED you are in the /images directory:

fredabc.jpg
fred_73b2.jpg
fred_01.jpg
fred_02.jpg
freddy.jpg
fredrick.jpg
I am not making mistakes.

Thanks!!!
Ciao from Italy
enzo

enzo-ita:

Hi,
I have two sets of images Set one and Set two.

Can someone tell me why if I create a product say with autotrol_piccolo.png as main image none of the other images in set one is shown while instead, if I create a product say with /images/gasatore_montecarlo_plus.png as main image, all the other images in set two are shown as additional images?

All images of the two sets are in the same folder.

This is driving me crazy!!!

Set one
/images/autotrol_bypass.png
/images/autotrol_disinfettante.png
/images/autotrol_grande.png
/images/autotrol_medio.png
/images/autotrol_piccolo.png
/images/autotrol_senza.png
/images/autotrol_testa_00.png
/images/autotrol_testa_01.png
/images/autotrol_testa_02.png
/images/autotrol_testa_03.png
/images/autotrol_testa_04.png

Seo two
/images/gasatore_montecarlo_plus.png
/images/gasatore_montecarlo_plus_bianco.png
/images/gasatore_montecarlo_plus_blu.png
/images/gasatore_montecarlo_plus_grigio.png
/images/gasatore_montecarlo_plus_osmo.jpg
/images/gasatore_montecarlo_plus_osmo.png

As far as I understand from here
Original Image: fred.jpg

All of these are considered additional images because they contain the base image name PROVIDED you are in the /images directory:

fredabc.jpg
fred_73b2.jpg
fred_01.jpg
fred_02.jpg
freddy.jpg
fredrick.jpg
I am not making mistakes.

Thanks!!!
Ciao from Italy
enzo
Because in group 1:

Set one
/images/autotrol_bypass.png
/images/autotrol_disinfettante.png
/images/autotrol_grande.png
/images/autotrol_medio.png
/images/autotrol_piccolo.png
/images/autotrol_senza.png
/images/autotrol_testa_00.png
/images/autotrol_testa_01.png
/images/autotrol_testa_02.png
/images/autotrol_testa_03.png
/images/autotrol_testa_04.png

The base name is autotrol, not autotrol_piccolo.png

So technically you need an autotrol.png image to be the primary image for the product... in set 2, all of the filenames begin with the same "two" words.

As a side issue
I prefer to always use subdirectories for all product images
It cleaner, easier to maintain, and forces the use of the underscore "_" as the delimiter

Bless you... I had been trying to get this to work forever, and this was my issue. YOU ROCK!! <3 > mc12345678:

Because in group 1:

Set one
/images/autotrol_bypass.png
/images/autotrol_disinfettante.png
/images/autotrol_grande.png
/images/autotrol_medio.png
/images/autotrol_piccolo.png
/images/autotrol_senza.png
/images/autotrol_testa_00.png
/images/autotrol_testa_01.png
/images/autotrol_testa_02.png
/images/autotrol_testa_03.png
/images/autotrol_testa_04.png

The base name is autotrol, not autotrol_piccolo.png

So technically you need an autotrol.png image to be the primary image for the product... in set 2, all of the filenames begin with the same "two" words.