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Admin open specific folder

Posted: 08 Jan 2007, 17:21
by kmmcdan
Hello,

I found that to open a specific folder in Admin you use the following syntax:

http://www.yoursite.com/gallery/admin/? ... older/path

Can someone help me a bit with the path portion? For instance I put the upload folder at the root and renamed it gallery so my path appears as above. Within the gallery folder I have folders that contain images that will be called using the pop up slide show. Everything is working fine, all of the pop up slideshows are working fine except I would like to open them in Admin so that I can add descriptions.

The actual path on the server would be as follows:

http://www.yoursite.com/gallery/myfolder

I am trying to get to that folder with Admin by putting this in the address bar:

http://www.yoursite.com/gallery/admin/? ... r/myfolder

Can someone tell me why it's not working for me?

Thanks!

Posted: 09 Jan 2007, 01:54
by globetrotter

Posted: 09 Jan 2007, 10:16
by kmmcdan
Yes I did try that and just like the other it lets me login but the admin interface shows no files (pictures or folders) and even if I play along and try to upload a photo to see what happens - it errors out. So I know I am not in the folder that I created.

I must be putting the path in wrong. These files are directly in the gallery (previously upload) folder. Any ideas?

Thanks!

Posted: 09 Jan 2007, 10:20
by kmmcdan
One more thing that may help you help me. There is a folder in the upload folder named testimagefolder that contains the images for the slideshow.php.

If someone can tell me how to open up that folder with admin then I will be able to open up all of my other folders as well because the path will be the same.

Can someone tell me that please?

Posted: 09 Jan 2007, 12:16
by globetrotter
Here an example for the testimagefolder: https://www.photo.gallery/imagevue/admin ... magefolder

When you are using a second contentfolder with groupfolders and imagefolders you can use: https://www.photo.gallery/imagevue/admin ... r=content2

Posted: 09 Jan 2007, 12:47
by kmmcdan
That's all I needed, thanks!

Working fine now.