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Canis Posted October 3 Posted October 3 I've tried with both file names from our uploads folders and image in forum posts, none are found. Example in Client Area.
Marc Posted October 4 Posted October 4 You are searching for the thumbnail there, and not the original image. Example:- something.png.4a45406aa3adedeb508fc7c996e044b7.png Thats the thumbnail for something.png
Canis Posted October 4 Author Posted October 4 Thanks. Not sure what you mean by thumbnail. With reference to the info given in Client Area: I open an image from a post in a new tab. Which shows the image. Then extract the filename part from that URL. Using this filename in ACP attachment search gives no result.
Marc Posted October 4 Posted October 4 Because you are using the processed name of the item that is used on the page, not the original file name.
Canis Posted October 4 Author Posted October 4 (edited) Ok. This is pretty confusing as what you call "thumbnail" is not a thumbnail, it's the actual full-size image that is shown on the forum. And stored in uploads. How am I going to find which post an image in the uploads folder belongs to? Edited October 4 by Canis
Marc Posted October 4 Posted October 4 Im not sure I understand your question there. As I said, you can use search, just dont add the extra to the end of it, as I mention above So if you have a file thisimagenamehere.png.4a45406aa3adedeb508fc7c996e044b7.png you would be searching thisimagenamehere.png
Marc Posted October 4 Posted October 4 Are you saying you get that many that are incorrect, or do they actually match?
Marc Posted October 4 Posted October 4 Then Im not sure on the issue there. The search, from what you said there, is correct
Canis Posted October 8 Author Posted October 8 So, as in my example, the search function might be unable to tell in which post an image is used?
Marc Posted October 8 Posted October 8 It can only tell you where an image of a set name has been used. So if you have that many items uploaded with simply image.jpg for example, then you will see those many items and many locations
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