Of course, you can modify the action for dropping an item to automatically drop the images as well.
I'll also throw out there that there are some issues with too many files in a single directory. Depending on your file system, finding a file can slow down significantly if you have a lot of files. There's probably not a nice way to partition the files. Optimal for the computer is probably using the SKU ID and making a directory for each group of 100, like images/items/00/3s.jpg, images/items/300/305m.jpg, etc... I think that's OK so long as you always use the application to manage the images. Trying to match those images up with their products through the shell is impossible. We used the external SKU for image names when we built Resto the first time. That made a lot of sense for the art production people. Leon _______________________________________________ FreeTrade-dev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://share.whichever.com/mailman/listinfo/freetrade-dev
