Tools: Bulk Import
Submitted Mark, Dec 10 2009 12:08 PM | Last updated May 25 2010 05:25 AM
IP.Downloads includes tools that allow you to upload a zip file containing images or import all images from a directory on your server into IP.Downloads from the Admin CP.
To do this, you can either go to Admin CP --> My Apps --> Download Manager --> Tools --> "Bulk Import" OR "Bulk Import from Zip File".
If importing from a directory - you will now see a list of all of the files and folders in your IP.Board installation. You can click on any folder name to go into it.
If a directory contains files that can be imported, you can click the magnifying glass to see those images, or click the "Import" link to import that directory.
If importing from a zip file you will see a page that lists all zip files in the /uploads directory. You will also see a box where you can upload a zip file.
Upload the zip file you want and then you will see it in the list. Click the "Import Files" link.
You will now see a page where you can choose which of the found images to import, and the settings for importing (i.e. which category to put them in to).
Fill in the information and then press the "Import Files" button to continue.
To do this, you can either go to Admin CP --> My Apps --> Download Manager --> Tools --> "Bulk Import" OR "Bulk Import from Zip File".
If importing from a directory - you will now see a list of all of the files and folders in your IP.Board installation. You can click on any folder name to go into it.
If a directory contains files that can be imported, you can click the magnifying glass to see those images, or click the "Import" link to import that directory.
In order to use the bulk import feature, the folder containing the files, and the files themselves must be writeable (i.e. folders CHMOD 777 and files 666).
If importing from a zip file you will see a page that lists all zip files in the /uploads directory. You will also see a box where you can upload a zip file.
Upload the zip file you want and then you will see it in the list. Click the "Import Files" link.
You will now see a page where you can choose which of the found images to import, and the settings for importing (i.e. which category to put them in to).
Fill in the information and then press the "Import Files" button to continue.
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