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7/28/2006 3:44 PM
 

Hi

I am setting up a new DNN site containing gallery with a lot of images > 700 MB. Is there any way to use FTP to upload the images and then add them to albums after words, instead of zipping them in "small" files and then upload by using http?

/Henrik

 

 
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7/28/2006 5:18 PM
 
You can FTP the files under the Gallery Directory using the structure you need. However you will need to resynch File Manager from the root for the albums to appear. Then you will need to synch Gallery. Remember... Gallery is BETA. don't use it for production just yet.

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