In the Google Picker (DocsView) I only see three columns: Name, Owner and Last Modified.
Is it possible to show informations about the file current location? As for now, if I have multiple files with the same name but located different folders, I can't distinguish the file I'm looking for.
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I have a book with the following directory structure
book.adoc
chapters/chapter1.adoc
chapters/chapter2.adoc
chapters/chapter3.adoc
images/img1.jpg
images/img2.jpg
in book.adoc I include the chapters. The problem is that in each chapter I include images from the images directory. If I use a path relative to book.adoc then the images render when I generate the PDF of the entire book, but not when I generate a PDF of an individual chapter.
This is particularly annoying when working on a chapter and the HTML preview does not show the images.
Is there a way to specify the paths so it works in both cases? Is the only way to move the chapters up a directory?
Yes. Your documents can specify the imagesdir attribute. See the documentation.
If you specify imagesdir as a relative path, such as ./images, then you can have chapter-specific image folders that should allow your full and chapter-specific builds to work, as well as make the HTML preview work.
Blob files in Azure storage explorer are paged, 100 files per page. Is there a way to search a file by name, so I don't have to go through pages to find it.
The little filter icon on the right side when you are viewing a container is probably what you're looking for.
You can also select Flat listmode to show all of the blobs in the entire container in one list.
Just enter the front part of the name in the prefix filter and it will update in real time.
So basically I am creating a simple application that gets all files in a folder. These files are listed inside a listbox and then when the user presses a button it will sort all the files into new folders based on a "breaking point" if you will. Ex: File 1.3ds, 2.3ds, 3.3ds and 4.error.3ds are listed in the listbox. I want the button to sort files 1.3ds, 2.3ds and 3.3ds into a folder and delete 4.error.3ds. Then the next folder would be 5.3ds, 6.3ds, 7.3ds and delete 8.error.3ds. Any suggestions on how to do this?
Folder Hierarchy would look like This
New Folder: Contains 1.3ds, 2.3ds and 3.ds
New Folder (1): Contains 5.3ds, 6.3ds and 7.3ds
I have a total of 54,000+ Files and doing this manually is not an option but it needs to be done.
For example, in my current folder, have following files/folders:
myimage
myfolder
mytextfile
when I type: "tex", it moves the selection highlight to "mytextfile". Is that possible with finder?
The problem is that, I have many files and folders in my project folder, and I sometime can only remember its sub-name. Having this feature would be very useful.
Select the folder in the parent folder or press ⌘↑
Type ⌘F
Click on the name of your folder in Search Options (here "Documents")
Choose Name - contains in the search criteria
Type in the text field next to the search criteria.
I am trying to add products by duplicating them in a CSV file. It seems to work fine but when I update the product image path with the same path to multiple products it doesn't seem to update. When I export again and look at the data it has reverted to it original state. What is the problem here...?
Please review the following: http://www.magentocommerce.com/knowledge-base/entry/importing-product-images
Typical Problems:
Path
Name of File (Name does not match file name. ie: Name.jpg vs /name.jpg)
Image file does not exist on server for processing. (file is not at store/media/upload/file.jpg)
Permissions (store/media/* store/media/upload not accessible)
Reminder: When dealing with Image Modification/Upload etc, please flush (disable during trouble shooting) the cache, then re-enable after.
Uploading via Dataflow:
Assuming you have the correct basic required fields, there are two main behaviors.
If the SKU is unique, the product ID will be created in the system.
If the SKU exists, information will be replaced/updated or Appended in the system.
When you copy and paste, you will want to make sure each SKU is unique, and that there will be a correlating image that will 'live' on the server during the upload dataflow process.
In the case of Images, the Path is going to be looking for yourstoreroot/media/import/ for the images you reference in your image / small / thumbnail, if the image doesn't exist with the path described, or doesn't match exactly the name, then the data will not be added/appended in the cart as it is invalid to the import files and would not show on new exports.
To solve this problem I learned how to create an attribute, an attribute set, then a configurable product. With the configurable product I can apply the image once. Each product listing with a different size or color is listed as an associated product with all duplicate content but is not visible individually.
Here is a tutorial that got me started:
http://www.magentocommerce.com/knowledge-base/entry/tutorial-creating-a-configurable-product
Found this question via Google looking for something similar and thought I'd chime in.
The most common problem I've encountered (and its poorly documented) is that when importing using the built-in import tool, the "image" path must be relative to /media/import/. Note that by default there is no 'import' folder in /media, you'll need to make it.
That means that in your CSV under the "images" column, you should have '/somepicture.jpg', this corresponds to /media/import/somepicture.jpg during the actual import. If this is incorrect, while the import is going on you'll see a bunch of "image not found" errors scroll by, and the existing image data will not be updated.
Unfortunately it does not look like there is a way to simply update the stored image path (such as pointing a bunch of products to the same image) using the built-in importer, as it expects to be importing new images, and will dupe them up just like editing images manually does.