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I create galleries in LR and post to my website server. When my clients are finished viewing and ordering, I download my albums (from FileZilla) to my computer hard drive and remove the album from LR and my server. If the client comes back and wants to see the gallery again I use FileZilla to transfer the gallery folder I downloaded back onto my website. This should work, but I get the following message:
Something went wrong. The album with id 174584 could not be found in GalleryDelegate.php on line 91. Logout....
Is this not the correct way to repost a gallery?
Thanks!
Lisa
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Is this not the correct way to repost a gallery?
It is not
In Backlight, albums must be created and uploaded using the Lightroom TTG Publisher plugin or the Backlight Publisher.
This is the only way the database knows your albums and images are there.
Also, to remove albums you should only need to delete them from the Lightroom Publish service. Normally, there should be no Ned to remove them via FTP.
Rod
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www.rodbarbee.com
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Ok. Yes I do delete the galleries using LR.
Is there anyway to "archive" albums (not sure if that is the right word). So I do not have to have on my server, but could easily put them back on without having to re-do the entire gallery?
Thanks,
Lisa
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You can hide them from album sets, but that keeps them on the server. Otherwise, put the images from the albums in separate collections in Lightroom and republish as needed.
Rod
Just a user with way too much time on his hands.
www.rodbarbee.com
ttg-tips.com, Backlight 2/3 test site
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Thanks!
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