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woronczak I hate code! Posts: 9 Reg: Feb 29, 2012 Melbourne, Aust... 90	confirm \| cancel 03/16/12 02:20 AM (13 years ago) Uploading Files (images in particular) via FTP Is there a way to upload images via FTP or other method to a self hosted buzztouch so that you don't have to manually upload each file? I want to create a gallery with many pictures (which would take forever to do manually), but want them to be included in the app package so the internet is not required to use the app all the time (I am assuming that if I use the Flickr option, that the user would need internet access each time they accessed the app??) If I upload them to the folder where uploaded files go, buzztouch doesn't see them. Thanks in advance Title Comments Is there a way to upload images via FTP or other method to a self hosted buzztouch so that you don't have to manually upload each file? I want to create a gallery with many pictures (which would take forever to do manually), but want them to be included in the app package so the internet is not required to use the app all the time (I am assuming that if I use the Flickr option, that the user would need internet access each time they accessed the app??) If I upload them to the folder where uploaded files go, buzztouch doesn't see them. Thanks in advance

Fred@mySkylla com Android Fan Posts: 5259 Reg: Oct 03, 2011 location unknow... 62,560	03/16/12 06:42 AM (13 years ago) Images don't have to be uplpaded on BTv2.0 (at least on Android). You can add directly to Eclipse. Fred Comments Images don't have to be uplpaded on BTv2.0 (at least on Android). You can add directly to Eclipse. Fred

woronczak I hate code! Posts: 9 Reg: Feb 29, 2012 Melbourne, Aust... 90	03/16/12 02:40 PM (13 years ago) Thanks Fred Even if I do that though, I still have the same issue - I have to manually put the name of each file in (and I want to have quite a few files in the gallery). Is there any way of adding multiple files at a time to a gallery (without the end user needing to use the internet each time you want to use the app as I believe you need to do if you use flickr)? Comments Thanks Fred Even if I do that though, I still have the same issue - I have to manually put the name of each file in (and I want to have quite a few files in the gallery). Is there any way of adding multiple files at a time to a gallery (without the end user needing to use the internet each time you want to use the app as I believe you need to do if you use flickr)?

Fred@mySkylla com Android Fan Posts: 5259 Reg: Oct 03, 2011 location unknow... 62,560	03/16/12 03:13 PM (13 years ago) Yes there is but I cannot tell you how. By using JSON data . Someone needs to write a howto, it's simple, but us non-coders need a howto . With JSON data you could build the screens with the image names and setting on the fly. Add images to Eclipse and finish in two minutes. Fred Comments Yes there is but I cannot tell you how. By using JSON data . Someone needs to write a howto, it's simple, but us non-coders need a howto . With JSON data you could build the screens with the image names and setting on the fly. Add images to Eclipse and finish in two minutes. Fred

woronczak I hate code! Posts: 9 Reg: Feb 29, 2012 Melbourne, Aust... 90	03/16/12 10:41 PM (13 years ago) Thanks Fred Comments Thanks Fred

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