I need to manage/upload/edit/delete a Homepage image from the admin section.
Is there a way to do so ?
Editable Image on the Home page
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Re: Editable Image on the Home page
Yes of course.
There are several ways to manage images with CMSms.
You can use the FileManager or the ImageManager to upload/download images.
With the ImageManager you can do some (minor) changes such as size, rotation etc. to the image.
Any more complex changes should be done with an image processing software such as e.g. Photoshop.
What exactly do you mean with "manage/upload/edit/delete a Homepage image from the admin section" ?
There are several ways to manage images with CMSms.
You can use the FileManager or the ImageManager to upload/download images.
With the ImageManager you can do some (minor) changes such as size, rotation etc. to the image.
Any more complex changes should be done with an image processing software such as e.g. Photoshop.
What exactly do you mean with "manage/upload/edit/delete a Homepage image from the admin section" ?
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Re: Editable Image on the Home page
Yes you are right.
But what i need is that client should be able to Upload only ONE image not mulitple image and should be able to delete/overwrite that image.
Is it possible ?
But what i need is that client should be able to Upload only ONE image not mulitple image and should be able to delete/overwrite that image.
Is it possible ?
Re: Editable Image on the Home page
As I know there is no way to do that kind of restrictions to a backenduser.
If the client has permission to use the ImageManager or the FileManager he will have full access to at least your uploads folder.
He can upload as many files as he wish. There is no option to allow images only or especially only one image.
Maybe you can solve that with a .htaccess file in your uploads folder where only images are allowed?
(I'm really not sure if this will work for you)
If the client has permission to use the ImageManager or the FileManager he will have full access to at least your uploads folder.
He can upload as many files as he wish. There is no option to allow images only or especially only one image.
Maybe you can solve that with a .htaccess file in your uploads folder where only images are allowed?
(I'm really not sure if this will work for you)
Re: Editable Image on the Home page
Hi!
There are numerous upload scripts available which do exactly that.
Or write your own ...
Cheers,
Alex
There are numerous upload scripts available which do exactly that.
Or write your own ...
Cheers,
Alex
Re: Editable Image on the Home page
Can you give an example please?faglork wrote:
There are numerous upload scripts available which do exactly that.
Well, if nileshbhd5 knows how to create and integrate that by himself he would not have asked here, wouldn't he?faglork wrote:
Or write your own ...
