[Jeff]

After I upgraded my pictures were not showing on our Faculty/Staff page. It looks like prior to the upgrade images were stored here (wp-content/connection_images), after the upgrade it looks like the images are store in a directory per person based on firstname and lastname located here (wp-content/uploads/connections-images). When I viewed the source for my directory page it was referencing the new path (wp-content/uploads/connections-images), but using the old file name in the root of this directory. So, I copied all the files into the root of that directory and it displays now. Since I am having an issue with imagick (already posted in a different area) I am unable to add/edit any users, but I assume it will create a new folder versus put the image in the root folder.

Thank you

[Steven Zahm]

@ Jeff

I just replied to you in the other support forum thread.

Yes, there is a new folder structure. Connections will move the files automatically but because of the Imagick error it is possible this process can not complete.

Not sure how simply moving them to the root of the new directory is working for you. My best guess is you’re not using the $entry->getimage() method to display them in your custom template. Is that correct?

re: but I assume it will create a new folder versus put the image in the root folder.
No, they will be put in the entry’s subfolder, not the root.

[Jeff]

Correct, I am not using $entry->getmage(). I am just using the the shortcode.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Jeff

Sorry, I do not think I was clear …

The template on your site appears to be a custom template. This custom template appears to not use the $entry->getimage() function to display the entry’s image. If the template is not using this function … images will not be shown for any new entries because those images will exist in the new folder path under the entry name; not the root folder.

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