on Wed, Mar. 28, 2012 06:30 CEST, by Harald
posts: 20
With MGM it is possible to do exactly what you are describing.
What might be confusing for first time users is that MGM is comparing the relative folder path starting from the selected source folder and target group. It is important to select the appropriate source folder and target group before starting the sync operation.
Lets assume we have a folder structure
My Pictures/client proofs/wedding1/ceremony/image1.jpg
When we select 'client proofs' as the source folder and 'client proofs' as the target group, MGM will upload the image to
All Photographs/client proofs/wedding1/ceremony/image1.jpg
When we select 'client proofs' as the source folder and 'All Photographs' as the target group, it will upload the image (once again) to
All Photographs/wedding1/ceremony/image1.jpg
as MGM is comparing the subfolders of 'client proofs' with the subgroups of 'All Photographs' and 'wedding1' is not already existing as direct subgroup of 'All Photographs'.
Re: MGM duplicating Zenfolio groups
What might be confusing for first time users is that MGM is comparing the relative folder path starting from the selected source folder and target group. It is important to select the appropriate source folder and target group before starting the sync operation.
Lets assume we have a folder structure
My Pictures/client proofs/wedding1/ceremony/image1.jpg
When we select 'client proofs' as the source folder and 'client proofs' as the target group, MGM will upload the image to
All Photographs/client proofs/wedding1/ceremony/image1.jpg
When we select 'client proofs' as the source folder and 'All Photographs' as the target group, it will upload the image (once again) to
All Photographs/wedding1/ceremony/image1.jpg
as MGM is comparing the subfolders of 'client proofs' with the subgroups of 'All Photographs' and 'wedding1' is not already existing as direct subgroup of 'All Photographs'.
Hope that helps
Harald