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Chuck S · September 18th, 2009, 01:07 PM

Please read my last post1!

Your definately not using the importer as it was designed. it was designed to import a standalone coppermine into a clean photopost install.

I mean how are we to know what users pictures belong to who if your coppermine has no users. See what I mean here. You told me your coppermine only has 3 users and thats the issue. The importer is not able to import the users so there is no way to get the user info for a user.

Now as stated you may be able to salvage some things by trying to run the other script I noted if your photopost is integrated with your SMF. That script will grab and insert a userid from smf based on the username thats on photos and comments. Now as stated that can only work if your actual photos and comments have the correct username on them. Do they?

Might help if you post a URL here.

September 18th, 2009, 01:07 PM	#143 (permalink)
Chuck S Photopost Developer Verified Customer Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Abingdon,MD Posts: 71,947	Please read my last post1! Your definately not using the importer as it was designed. it was designed to import a standalone coppermine into a clean photopost install. I mean how are we to know what users pictures belong to who if your coppermine has no users. See what I mean here. You told me your coppermine only has 3 users and thats the issue. The importer is not able to import the users so there is no way to get the user info for a user. Now as stated you may be able to salvage some things by trying to run the other script I noted if your photopost is integrated with your SMF. That script will grab and insert a userid from smf based on the username thats on photos and comments. Now as stated that can only work if your actual photos and comments have the correct username on them. Do they? Might help if you post a URL here. __________________ Photopost Developer and Support Engineer Please do not PM me for support or sales questions. Thank you for your understanding. Last edited by Chuck S; September 18th, 2009 at 01:14 PM.