Alright, I've fixed the problems with the import program, and figured out how to customize the program so we can bring the heirarchy over intact using memeber's Galleries as the highest level for each member.
While I can do this the result will be confusing in some cases and impossible for browsers to find the pictures at the lowest level.
PhotoPost doesn't really have sub albums as such, just some kludge to tell people they have something.
So the end result is that any subalbums that were below the first level, will be brought up to the first and it will be up to the member to re-organize.
I will post a diagram tomorrow that will explain better than I can write it. Becuase, there may be a lot of questions about it and we'll have to answer. There will be a definte difference in the way we all have to think about member's subalbums.
If we didn't have so many Member's albums already, it wouldn't be an issue. We'd just say this is how it works.:-D
More tomorrow after I do the import.
Monty, your album structure is one of those that will show a lot of differences and you be'll be forced to change to change your structure.
While I can do this the result will be confusing in some cases and impossible for browsers to find the pictures at the lowest level.
PhotoPost doesn't really have sub albums as such, just some kludge to tell people they have something.
So the end result is that any subalbums that were below the first level, will be brought up to the first and it will be up to the member to re-organize.
I will post a diagram tomorrow that will explain better than I can write it. Becuase, there may be a lot of questions about it and we'll have to answer. There will be a definte difference in the way we all have to think about member's subalbums.
If we didn't have so many Member's albums already, it wouldn't be an issue. We'd just say this is how it works.:-D
More tomorrow after I do the import.
Monty, your album structure is one of those that will show a lot of differences and you be'll be forced to change to change your structure.