Directory Converter Plugin for PhpMyDirectory Logo Image Issue

Hi Alex,

Not sure if I understand what you mean. The images are already linked to each listing. Both in the PMD site and the WP site.

A good example would be here:
https://nhtourguide.com/wp/places/page/4/ – at the bottom of the page there is a listing for Ripley Falls in Harts Location NH. The photo you see there is wrong. Its the inside of a cruise ship on Lake Winnipesaukee that was used in a different listing that PMD numbered 369.jpg. The image file is located here: https://nhtourguide.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/369.jpg.

If I upload the images from the PMD folder for logos (https://ayecode.b-cdn.net/files/logo/369.jpg) it will show the correct image but then it will overwrite the image where it is used correctly here: https://nhtourguide.com/wp/places/ms-mount-washington-cruise-ship-on-lake-winnipesaukee-2/ (its the 14th image in the top display).

So the images on the new GD website are linked to the same image already. I would need to change the file name, or probably easier to change the folder name so I could just upload both 369.jpg images, one in each folder for them to appear correctly.

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.

The import, meaning the PMD conversion import? All I have done so far is convert the PMD database and moved over the images from PMD in the files>images folder. This is what gave me all the wrong logo (featured) images. When I looked into it deeper I realized what was going on. I then checked the PMD folder files>logo and saw those were also numbered in sequence 1-400 so I know these will want to overwrite the images from files>images I brought over to the GD site since they all have the same file names.

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.

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.