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I am trying to get the gallery to work with WpZon Builder and a Lifestyle Studiopress theme. As far as I can see Wpzon uploads images to uploads/2001/01/ folder and the way I see it, this will then change to 02 and 03 respectively in February and March

I have tried however to get it to work with the 01 folder in the meantime and although images are being loaded in there, I cannot seem to get them to appear in the gallery

Anyone any suggestions as to what I could be soing wrong?

Warmest Regards,

Gordon

Hi Ade,

Thanks for the prompt reply.

My Url is:

http://womensintimateapparelblog.com/

I have got it partially working in that I set the mapping in WpZon Builder to _dfcg-image whereas before I had thef and the c the wrong way round, it always helps when you get the syntax right

In the gallery method I have selected one category and have also selected: http://womensintimateapparel/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/ Problem I see with this is that once I get to 02 as in February, I will have to change this to reflect the new month?

Unless there is another way of doing it?

I had switcing from using a different plugin (autoestore, and that is what initially threw me in that the folder the images were going to were in an Aes folder, and I think the few errors that are in the gallery may be older posts where the images would still be in the Aes folder, I could fix that easy enough (I think) by copying those images into this new folder.

Any copmments on whether it is possible for it to autogenerate and use the images after January is over and not have to change the folder each month

Some other way I can set it up? would be appreciated Ade

Thanks again for your prompt reply

Cheers

Gordon

Thanks Ade, I did read all documentation when I set it up and then I switched auto posting plugins and they were slightly different, and I started running into problems, I will go back over the dovumentation and see if I can get sorted, I will have a try at that auto image management

Thanks again for the prompt reply Ade

Cheers

Gordon

I am nearly there :-)