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Posted August 27, 201014 yr I was suggested to put my question here so here it goes. Is there a way to make image attachments into nice URLs instead of mysite.com/index.php?app=core&module=attach§ion=attach&attach_rel_module=post&attach_id=??? to something of the affect mysite.com/nameofimage.jpg i would like the pictures to be easily and properly picked up by google. when i search my site through google image search i get picture names like this "post-83928374928340238940.jpg" thanks for reading this.
August 27, 201014 yr Getting the image name to change isn't very easy from post-83928374928340238940.jpg to nameofimage.jpg as having it the other way prevents duplicates from being uploaded. Also if you have FURL enabled that should fix your first problem, if you do have it enabled you could pull that off by modifying your .htacess
August 28, 201014 yr Author you can mark it with the postid like mysite.com/forum/topic-34/postID/nameofimage.jpg unless the person is uploading the same picture multiple times i dont see why it would be hard to implement.
August 30, 201014 yr you can mark it with the postid like mysite.com/forum/topic-34/postID/nameofimage.jpg unless the person is uploading the same picture multiple times i dont see why it would be hard to implement. I have at least 3 or 4 "photo.jpg" images on my computer that are different images with the same name (in different folders obviously). All it would take is for me to upload 2 of those to conflict...
August 31, 201014 yr Author couldn't it check to see if the file name exists and add a number to make the names different?
September 1, 201014 yr couldn't it check to see if the file name exists and add a number to make the names different? Yes, in theory (though if you have 20,000 "photo.jpg" images already, that could take a while).
September 3, 201014 yr Author would putting the title of the picture in the actual <img> help at all for google image search?
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