Matt Goodwin

Hi Alex,

Thank you for doing that, sorry about the confusion.

I see most of this is fixed but see a few images still are not correct, like both listings on this page: https://nhtourguide.com/wp/places/page/40/ – Checked on FireFox and IE with same results.

Its no big deal for me to fix a few of them manually at this point though. Just thought I would mention it in case something else was wrong.

Again, thank you!!!

Matt

Sorry but I think there is still some confusion on this. I think I have only been adding to this confusion being confused by it already and not having a good working understanding of how this new (to me) theme and plugins work just yet. Maybe using covered bridge pages are not helping since there are about 60 covered bridge pages on the site. But sticking with that for just a little longer to use the example links you sent above….

Sulphite Bridge appears in the Pages section here:
https://nhtourguide.com/wp/places/page/33/ (near bottom). The featured image is not correct.

Once you click on the listing it takes you here:
https://nhtourguide.com/wp/places/sulphite-covered-bridge/ (note that the images on the top of the listing are correct. The covered part of the bridge is actually no longer there, just the old railroad tracks and the bridge deck remain.

The logo image (featured image) that should appear on the Places page is here: http://nhtourguide.com/files/logo/65.jpg. The actual image that is appearing that is not correct is here: https://nhtourguide.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/65.jpg – This is the image that is showing that shouldn’t be. Both of those images have a file name of 65.jpg so I cannot upload the logo images or that will overwrite the existing 65.jpg. We previously discussed renaming the images so I did that. I added a prefix to all the logo images to make the file names unique, so now the logo image is “nh-65.jpg” – So I can upload these to the dated folder if needed, I would just have to change the links in the exported file. The problem now is that when I exported the file to change these links they are actually already linked correctly to the old PHPMyDirectory files, the link it just not working for some reason. In the export the link is /files/logo/65.jpg – I thought maybe I had to move the /files/ folder to the /wp/ folder where I have the new WordPress site, the GD themes and the GD plugins, but that also did not work.

I noticed in the export file that the links for the images for each listing use the entire url, but the column for the logo images do not.

Hopefully this doesn’t add to the confusion.

Hi,

Thank you for the info!

I see the correct image on the edit page on the example you sent me for the “Logo” image on the edit screen but the problem I am still seeing is when you click on “Places” on the frontend of the site. Those images that are appearing for each place are not the right images.

Ie: https://nhtourguide.com/wp/places/page/40/

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Sorry if this is posting multiple times. It is not appearing on my end…

I downloaded the export CSV file from the WordPress admin at GeoDirectory> Settings> Import/Export. When I opened the file I found that the PMD logo images that should be used for the GD featured image was actually linked correctly to the proper image file. They are linked to /files/logo/___.jpg in the database. Just for testing I moved the files/logo and files/images folders to the WP directory where my WordPress installation is, that did not work. I know it was a long shot but I tried it anyway. I then went to “Places” on the public side of the site and checked the featured image location to see where it was getting the images from. It says wp/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/ – So I am a bit confused why the database appears to be linking correctly but what is being displayed is different.

I looked through the CSV extensively to see if maybe these images were coming from somewhere else. I searched for the file name (ie: 138.jpg, 140.jpg, 165.jpg, etc) but all searches only produced one result, not two as I expected.

Thanks Alex! Just for future reference if anyone else runs into this..

I changed the image file names manually using my Windows desktop folder view and changed the window settings under “Change Your View” to “Details”. From there I just used copy/paste to add the same prefix to each image. The tab button brings you down the list and automatically puts you into edit file name mode. It only took me about 30 minutes to edit 400 image file names.

Ok, so this will need to be done manually to each of the 400 images, and manually to each of the 400 listings in the exported csv file?

Just want to be sure I am understand this correctly before I do this amount of work.