[Michael Felk (owner-Shoptin.com)]

Intent is to convert from a former plesk paralles site to bold grid, data from domain https://shoptin.com
Required would be an image file tree such that when images are uploaded into image library, boldgrid would allow file name assignment in tree as user creates.
Even though a word press plug-in was attempted as defined as a file by name library, this did not satisfy, as it only reflects dates files where uploaded, though would not be accessed when in bold grid image library.
Would you have update scheduled to include this simple fix in the next week?
Thank you for all that you do!
Sincerely
Michael

[Elana]

Hello Michael,

Thank you for reaching out to our support team!

Our image library relies on WordPress’s built-in media functionality. Unfortunately, we can’t modify how WordPress structures the Uploads folder, as it is managed by WordPress itself and organizes files by their upload date.

However, I may have misunderstood your goal. Could you clarify what you’re trying to accomplish with the images? Are you trying to display an image tree or organize your media in a specific way?

Looking forward to your response.
Elana.

[Michael]

Elans: Are you trying to display an image tree or organize your media in a specific way?
MCF: No back end loading of image files from uploads folder, such that uploading would be to designated and user named folder. When uploading dozens of images specific to product numbers into upload folder, being able to simply import those to a specific page on site is required urgently. WordPress plugin or “library” is not accessable in upload using blocks in boldgrid..

[Elana]

Hello Michael,

​Thank you for reaching out to our support team.

All we do is integrate with the built in media with WordPress so if you go into Dashboard -> Media -> Library and its not showing up it wont show up in the block editor.

However, I was testing what you were wanting to do and it looks like you can do this with a plugin called Bulk Media Register or if you wanted to do CLI commands you can look those up and do them as well.

Basically when you manually update images into the images folder you have to make sure the permissions are set to 0755 on the server. Then register all the images with WordPress. This will import anything custom you have in your /uploads folder. WordPress looks at images kind of like posts and will need to be imported in some method to show that way if you are trying to manually upload them without using WordPress’s uploader.

Thanks
Elana.

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