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  • downhillracer Friend
    #119570

    Hi there,

    I am using the Antares template and would like to arrange my images into differes subfolders and not be limited by having to put everything under the joomlaroot/images/stories folder.

    Note: I found this response in an earlier forum post: http://www.joomlart.com/forums/topic/insert-an-image-in-content/

    I have created different folders under the Media Manager and uploaded images to these folders.

    Example:
    joomlaroot/images/folder1
    joomlaroot/images/folder1/subfolder1
    joomlaroot/images/folder2
    joomlaroot/images/folder2/subfolder1
    etc.

    When I try to create new content I am still confined to the images uploaded under the joomlaroot/images/stories folder. Why is this and how do I change it?

    Thanks in advance.

    Regards,
    Steen

    ShannonN Friend
    #217423

    downhillracer;12011Hi there,

    I am using the Antares template and would like to arrange my images into differes subfolders and not be limited by having to put everything under the joomlaroot/images/stories folder.

    Note: I found this response in an earlier forum post: http://www.joomlart.com/forums/topic/insert-an-image-in-content/

    I have created different folders under the Media Manager and uploaded images to these folders.

    Example:
    joomlaroot/images/folder1
    joomlaroot/images/folder1/subfolder1
    joomlaroot/images/folder2
    joomlaroot/images/folder2/subfolder1
    etc.

    When I try to create new content I am still confined to the images uploaded under the joomlaroot/images/stories folder. Why is this and how do I change it?

    Thanks in advance.

    Regards,
    Steen

    It should be accessable I have other folders in the images area I can access have you checked you folder permissions?

    downhillracer Friend
    #217426

    Hi ShannonN

    Thanks for the quick reply.

    What do you mean excactly by folder permissions? CHMOD permissions? They are 777 for all folders.

    Is there a way to change image folder access permissions when you set up a new concent section or category or is that related to the user permissions?

    Anyway, I only see three folders when creating new content:
    stories
    storiesfood
    storiesfruit

    Regards,
    Steen

    Hung Dinh Friend
    #217441

    Joomla define joomlaroot/images/stories as the defaul folder for image locations for all content. As far as I know there is no way to change this setting via AdminCP.
    downhillracer, why is that important? joomlaroot/images/folder1 or joomlaroot/images/stories/folder1 does not make any difference

    Hung Dinh Friend
    #217442

    Joomla define joomlaroot/images/stories as the defaul folder for image locations for all content. As far as I know there is no way to change this setting via AdminCP.
    downhillracer, why is that important? joomlaroot/images/folder1 or joomlaroot/images/stories/folder1 does not make any difference

    downhillracer Friend
    #217444

    Hi Hung Dinh

    I thought that with the high level of configurability that this would also be possible. But, you’re right. I does not make a difference. I will change my image folders to be located under the joomlaroot/images/stories/ folder instead.

    Just to satisfy my curiosity, why was joomlaroot/images/stories/ chosen as default?

    Regards,
    Steen

    Hung Dinh Friend
    #217445

    Joomla have a reason for that I think.
    They want all the content related images should be inside stories folder, other types of images are located under other folder (M_images, banners…..)

    ShannonN Friend
    #217452

    downhillracer;12016Hi ShannonN

    Thanks for the quick reply.

    What do you mean excactly by folder permissions? CHMOD permissions? They are 777 for all folders.

    Is there a way to change image folder access permissions when you set up a new concent section or category or is that related to the user permissions?

    Anyway, I only see three folders when creating new content:
    stories
    storiesfood
    storiesfruit

    Regards,
    Steen

    Well there ya go the master (Hung) has spoken! We can blame Joomla for the restriction

    Re permissions:

    you can set the global ‘server’ in the backend to chmod all NEW files and folders to whatever you want and apply the changes to existing files I do this when i do a fresh Joomla install, you need to make sure the configuration.php file is writable first as this is written back to when Joomla saves the global changes etc

    As I use ftp a lot rather than the file manager that comes with the siteshosting etc
    I set the ftp up first, change permissions on configuration.php etc

    Hope this makes sense
    ShannonN

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