Database Image Names
When you load an image in the properties database, Jade names the image after the Property ID.
Naming of first image:
"property" + "_" + ID# + filename extension.
Naming of other images:
"property" + "_" + ID# + serial# + filename extension.
Example - Loading images in the Property 4 record:
| • | The first image you load for property 4 will be called "Property_4.jpeg". |
| • | The next image you load for property 4 will be called "Property_4_2.jpeg" etc. |
Web Image Names
The Property ID is used by Jade to name web images.
Default image:
"property" + ID# + filename extension.
| • | Example: "property4.jpeg" |
Other property images:
"property" + ID# + "_image" + serial# + filename extension.
| • | Example: "property4_image1.jpeg", "property4_image2.jpeg" etc.. |
Thumbnail images:
"property" + ID# + "_thumbnail" + filename extension.
| • | Example: "property4_thumbnail.jpg" |
Category Web Pages
The filename for category web pages can be edited in the Web Categories file. When you create a new category, Jade automatically assigns its name to the filename. You can change the filename if you wish.
First page in a category:
category filename + filename extension.
| • | Example: "listings.html". |
Subsequent pages in a category:
category filename + serial# + filename extension.
| • | Example: "listings2.html" |
Property Web Pages
Jade uses the ID to name the property web pages it creates. If the property belongs to a category, the category name is appended at the start.
Property page:
categoryname + "property" + ID# + filename extension.
| • | Example - web page created for Property 4 in a category called 'Listings': "listings_property4.html". |
Property search page:
"search" + "_" + "property" + ID# + filename extension.
| • | Example - web page created for Property 4: "search_property4.html". |
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