MikeChoy Posted July 29, 2011 Share Posted July 29, 2011 Everything was working find before I execute the command: Move images A new storage system for product images is now used by PrestaShop. It offers better performance if your shop has a very large number of products. Now all the images disappeared....anyway to rectify. Further checking review that the image path are all wrongly assigned How can I restore to before Version : 1.4x Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rocky Posted July 30, 2011 Share Posted July 30, 2011 Did you turn legacy mode off and regenerate your .htaccess file? I've got this feature working on my website and I've written an article here on how to properly enable it. There is no option to undo moving the images. If the above doesn't work and the images are in fact messed up, you will have to restore a backup of your img directory. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MikeChoy Posted August 1, 2011 Author Share Posted August 1, 2011 Did you turn legacy mode off and regenerate your .htaccess file? I've got this feature working on my website and I've written an article here on how to properly enable it. There is no option to undo moving the images. If the above doesn't work and the images are in fact messed up, you will have to restore a backup of your img directory. Thanks Rocky.. Confirmed that all images and references are all mixed up..Anyway I have relink all the images manually since not many product currently... I have got mirrored site working based on 1.4x ...will monitor to see if everything is fine before porting to my existing site which still runs on 1.2version. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rider's Nation AG Posted August 11, 2011 Share Posted August 11, 2011 Hi Guys Nice answer: but if I would have knewn this before, I wouldn't have changed at all!. Well in fact ther still is a problem with that new image thing: I've now upgraded my prestashop to the latest release which is 1.4.4.0. Then i followed this instruction: http://www.nethercottconstructions.com/en/content/56-divide-product-images-into-subdirectories After doing exactly this, the pictures didn't appear anymore. I was trying to specify the problem and did following steps: I've checked the output with my special template. no image was showed then I've swapped over to the original template and still the images didn't appear the image source points to http://www.mydomain.com/shop/180-home/jason-butcher.jpg which tells me nothing happened with the images. at this time i didn't think that problem could be true... so i digged on i went to the shop backend and switched off the url-rewriting feature, generated a new .htaccess with the option 1 checked (optimization) and unchecked the further two tics because I still didn't see a picture at the frontend, i intended to clear all pictures at the backend via FTP service, went to upload one pic and then: --> holy yes: as I've tetsted the app,I saw the pictures running now in the frontend. So Dynamic seems to mainly work. I turned the custom template on via backend and this also went pretty well after turning this template from static to dynamic Backend-Problems remain! --> Still: The Images at the Backend don't show up in the catalog list as they did before. the directory differs in the frontend and is now http://www.mydomain.com/p/1/8/0/180-home.jpg which is basically bad, 'cos google don't like these kind of not described pictures. The Problem still isn't solved here presta develeopers! I've basically cleared all the 300 pictures from my server directory and uploaded them again because of this reorganisation. also, i had to switch to dynamic instead of html-url-rewriting. only this way i temporarely solved the problem. If anyone knows how to really solve it and use it with url-rewriting: please let me know, 'cos this isn't good at all for search engines! Thank you for the note after fixing this issue. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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