We are running 2wo websites. They are two distinct database and licenses. Two stores. The only thing that they have in common is the product images.
Question: product images. Is there anyway to use/share the asset/productimage directory.
I would like to only have one asset/productimage folder that both sites reference for products. Currently we have over 18000 images and it takes forever to sync.
Thanks for any suggestions
Greg
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Re: two stores, 1 image directory
You might be able to map a drive from one site to the other site's folder. A hosted did that for me to an external hard drive for storing digital files-- mapped it to the App_Data/Digital Goods folder.
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Re: two stores, 1 image directory
I have all of the images mapped on one drive locally like you describe. Is that possible at the server level?
Re: two stores, 1 image directory
You could symlink the images folder from a common location into both sites:
- on Server 2008, use "mklink /d source_folder_path target_folder_path"
- on Server 2003, download the sysinternals tool "junction" from http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysi ... 96768.aspx
Basically, the NTFS version of "ln -s".
- on Server 2008, use "mklink /d source_folder_path target_folder_path"
- on Server 2003, download the sysinternals tool "junction" from http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysi ... 96768.aspx
Basically, the NTFS version of "ln -s".
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