OK, not sure if this is a bug of V6 is supposed to do this!
My Chariots On Hire stock images (V6.1.3) are stored in a folder called (imaginatively!) "Stock" in my site1 folder.
Some of them, however, have gone missing!
All stock which has been deleted and purged has had it's correspsonding photo removed from the stock folder in site1. (luckily, it seems to only be stock of which there was only one in the first place, items that I had more than one of still have their photos present!)
So, I have a load of photos missing, of my sold and purged stock. Big PITA as I've been restocking some of it and I now have no photos (am having to track down those elusive old backup CDs! I don't backup to CD as often now, I do a snapshot every night but this, obviously has the photos missing too!)
So, is it supposed to delete the photos like this?
It definitely has done as the only missing photos are sold and purged stock (had to compact the database after too as it really didn't like the deletion process!)
So, Actinic, is this a deliberate process? If it is, it's not very clever!
Cheers
Tracey
My Chariots On Hire stock images (V6.1.3) are stored in a folder called (imaginatively!) "Stock" in my site1 folder.
Some of them, however, have gone missing!
All stock which has been deleted and purged has had it's correspsonding photo removed from the stock folder in site1. (luckily, it seems to only be stock of which there was only one in the first place, items that I had more than one of still have their photos present!)
So, I have a load of photos missing, of my sold and purged stock. Big PITA as I've been restocking some of it and I now have no photos (am having to track down those elusive old backup CDs! I don't backup to CD as often now, I do a snapshot every night but this, obviously has the photos missing too!)
So, is it supposed to delete the photos like this?
It definitely has done as the only missing photos are sold and purged stock (had to compact the database after too as it really didn't like the deletion process!)
So, Actinic, is this a deliberate process? If it is, it's not very clever!
Cheers
Tracey
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