Moving Multiple Image Uploader out of Labs and Rolling Out

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Moving Multiple Image Uploader out of Labs and Rolling Out

by Clint Watson on 2/11/2011 11:35:55 AM4 Comments

A few weeks ago, we mentioned that our new image uploader was available to all FASO members to enable in the Labs section of the FASO control panel.

We've now started rolling out the new uploader Beta to ALL FASO Members. It will take several weeks to roll out to everybody (but if you don't have it yet and want it, you can still enable it from Labs).

You'll know if it's been rolled out to your account if you see the following link in your "My Portfolio" section of your control panel:

We highly recommend using the new uploader. For an overview of why it's better, read this post.

Have Fun!

Sincerely,

Clint Watson

Software Craftsman and Art Fanatic

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4 Responses to Moving Multiple Image Uploader out of Labs and Rolling Out

	Spencer Meagher via faso.com	27 months ago
	Can't wait to try it out. It looks like it will be a time saver.

	Peter Prest via faso.com	26 months ago
	I did try your new Moving Multiple Image Uploader and it is fast....very fast. It doesn't allow me to put as much information about the painting in as I usually do, but I can go back later and add/ modify that information if I want to. And as always, the tech support is first rate!

	Clint Watson via faso.com	26 months ago
	Peter - thanks for the feedback - glad it was fast. Over time, we plan to add the other fields but we didn't want to clutter the interface with the lesser-used fields on version1. You are correct, after you upload you can edit each image normally (there is also an "add more details" link by each uploaded image - don't know if you saw that - it doesn't have as much detail as the regular works screen but has a bit more...)

	Peter Prest via faso.com	26 months ago
	I did try it with one image this time but look forward to uploading several, which is the real purpose for this innovation. Thanks for your comments, Clint. I'll put them to work asap. Peter