Members each have their own gallery

[Jester]

Is it possible to set it up so that each member has their own gallery when they upload images? Right now I have a section that is specific to the site and a section for memebers:

Main Area:
http://www.astrosfan.org/forums/gallery/

Members Area:
http://www.astrosfan.org/forums/gall...images.php?c=3

[ConqSoft]

You can turn on the ability for users to create sub-categories of your "Member" category.

[Jester]

Originally Posted by ConqSoft

You can turn on the ability for users to create sub-categories of your "Member" category.

I've tried that and it has not worked. Could be that I am doing something wrong.

Side Note: I like your site, I ride a Yamaha R6.

Edit the category that you want to allow your users to create sub-categories in and make sure the 'Allow Users to Create Sub-Categories' is set to 'Yes'. Once you do that then they will be able to create sub-categories in that category via the 'Category Admin' link on the user side.

[Tom M]

I also had the category set to allow users to create sub-categories yet no option appeared for a regular user to do so when they were in the category. A bit more research revealed that 'Can create categories' permissions for the usergroup must also be set to yes for ths to work.

[ConqSoft]

Originally Posted by Tom M

I also had the category set to allow users to create sub-categories yet no option appeared for a regular user to do so when they were in the category. A bit more research revealed that 'Can create categories' permissions for the usergroup must also be set to yes for ths to work.

They need to go to My Stuff->Category Admin.

[Tom M]

The problem is that without 'Can create categories' being set in the usergroup permissions then Category Admin doesn't show up. Which makes sense. Though it's pretty obvious, at least now, it's necessary for both things to be true for users to be able to create categories.

[ConqSoft]

Originally Posted by Tom M

The problem is that without 'Can create categories' being set in the usergroup permissions then Category Admin doesn't show up. Which makes sense. Though it's pretty obvious, at least now, it's necessary for both things to be true for users to be able to create categories.

Yes, both must be true.

Originally Posted by Brian

Edit the category that you want to allow your users to create sub-categories in and make sure the 'Allow Users to Create Sub-Categories' is set to 'Yes'. Once you do that then they will be able to create sub-categories in that category via the 'Category Admin' link on the user side.

Good point. Sorry I didn't think to specify that as well.