I guess I moved some photos to a different Models category than I thought. Now I can't find them lol. How the hell do we see all of our albums, even those we have hidden from the public that aren't listed?

Originally Posted by dwjantz I guess I moved some photos to a different Models category than I thought. Now I can't find them lol. How the hell do we see all of our albums, even those we have hidden from the public that aren't listed?

Might try this.
Log in and go to this page and look for the date taken.

http://www.dougjantzphotography.com/date

I've moved your thread from Dgrin Forum Support to the SmugMug Support Forum.

Originally Posted by DavidTO I've moved your thread from Dgrin Forum Support to the SmugMug Support Forum.

Oops, thanks!

I did the date thing, but from what I remember it used to be a LOT easier than that. I used to be able to pull an album list up

http://www.dougjantzphotography.com/galleries

Originally Posted by DavidTO http://www.dougjantzphotography.com/galleries

Did the account settings change? I used to be able to find those easily

Originally Posted by dwjantz Did the account settings change? I used to be able to find those easily

See http://help.smugmug.com/customer/por...count-settings.

--- Denise

"moved some photos to a different Models category"

Photos moved to an unknown gallery are almost impossible to find. You would have to look at every
gallery. And depending on the gallery sort they could be scattered through out a gallery. If you recently
moved them you could narrow the search checking the Recent gallery RSS feed. But if you knew approx.
when you shot them the date search would be the best way to narrow the search.

Originally Posted by Allen "moved some photos to a different Models category" Photos moved to an unknown gallery are almost impossible to find. You would have to look at every gallery. And depending on the gallery sort they could be scattered through out a gallery. If you recently moved them you could narrow the search checking the Recent gallery RSS feed. But if you knew approx. when you shot them the date search would be the best way to narrow the search.

My problem was I couldn't find the listing of ALL the galleries, hidden and other wise. That is what I was looking for. adding /galleries into the URL got it

Originally Posted by denisegoldberg See http://help.smugmug.com/customer/por...count-settings. --- Denise

I could get to the account settings, that wasn't the problem. I used to be able to pull up all the albums in the settings somewhere

Originally Posted by dwjantz I could get to the account settings, that wasn't the problem. I used to be able to pull up all the albums in the settings somewhere

They are all here.
http://www.dougjantzphotography.com/galleries
If you are logged in you should see them all.

They even have the updated date. When did you move the photos?
Updated: Apr 02, 2012 2:56pm PST

Originally Posted by Allen They are all here. http://www.dougjantzphotography.com/galleries If you are logged in you should see them all. They even have the updated date. When did you move the photos? Updated: Apr 02, 2012 2:56pm PST

I know, I already got this above lol David gave me this above in his reply. Problem has been solved

When I add /galleries to my URL (i.e. http://edgaillard.smugmug.com/galleries) I just get my home page. Is that only available to Pro users or something?

Originally Posted by edgaillard When I add /galleries to my URL (i.e. http://edgaillard.smugmug.com/galleries) I just get my home page. Is that only available to Pro users or something?

I don't see any of the code that you need to activate that page. Go to the tutorial at http://dgrin.smugmug.com/gallery/2160039 and follow the directions in the sections titled "The Galleries".

--- Denise