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How to upload images into ../images directory

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Europom
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How to upload images into ../images directory

Post by Europom »

I'm a new user of Cumulus and are using the latest version.

Everything seems to be working properly except the images generated are upload into my main site directory and not into the images directory :bash: .

How do I set this up?

Thanks,
John
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Re: How to upload images into ../images directory

Post by steve »

The most likely reason is that you haven't created the images directory on your server. This would normally happen automatically if you just drag the contents of the webfiles folder to your server.
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Re: How to upload images into ../images directory

Post by Europom »

Thanks Steve.
I was fiddling around yesterday on the server and created the images directory.

This morning I noticed that the images were up to date - bit of a no brainer really :oops:
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