The Images page lets you create and maintain libraries for the images that you upload. There, you see the number of images in each library, the date of the last uploaded image, and where those images are stored.
NOTE: The information you provide here is not public, it is for your reference only.
For more information about caching, see Cache settings.
NOTE: If you are changing the URL of the library, Sitefinity CMS changes the URLs of the items one by one. In case of external storage, changing the library URL may cause data transfer from one storage to another. In case of failure, some of the items might keep their previous URLs and some of the items will have the updated URLs. You can try to resume to get the rest of the items relocated.
Once created, a library can be moved together with all of its content to another library by changing its parent library.
To do this, perform the following:
You can change the storage provider of a library, which moves all items in a different storage. For example, an image library kept in the database can be moved to the cloud, or a library from one cloud account can be moved to another. To do this, perform the following:
NOTE: To use a CDN storage, you must configure the CDN storage provider. For more information, see Use CDN storage for content libraries.
Sitefinity CMS processes the library items one by one. It displays a progress bar in the grid. You can Stop and Resume the operation.
If one or more of the images cannot be transferred, they are skipped, and the system continues to process the rest of the images.
In this case, the system displays a Failed indication and you have the following links:
NOTE: For more information, you can check the Error.log file that is located in your project's ~\App_Data\Sitefinity\Logs folder.
Error.log
~\App_Data\Sitefinity\Logs
IMPORTANT: During the process of moving to another storage, you are not able to edit or delete any library items.
For more information, see Storage providers for libraries.
To delete a library, perform one of the following:
A dialog opens for you to confirm the deletion.
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