No pics after reinstall

Hello everyone,

I had some issues with some features not working in my dolphin installation, so I created a backup and did a complete re-installation.

All of the features are now working correctly.
My new issue is that the website is not showing any of the pictures that were uploaded by members. 
I checked in the "modules/boonex/photos/data/files/" folder and the pictures are there.
For some reason, I'm guessing that the website is not recognizing them.

Anyone know why this may be happening?

Darshaun Davis 

website url would be helpful...

The url is boocooprizes.com but the website is currently locked down through Deanos Maintenance Mod.

I've attached screenshots of the homepage and of my ftp displaying the files.

Darshaun Davis

Did you put the photo block on homepage first? I don't see them in your screenshot.

It's not showing because it's not recognizing the photos for some reason.

It's as if there never were any photos uploaded to the site.

I think you need to check the privacy settings of the images.

I don't think the privacy settings are the issue.

When I first launched the site, I uploaded a couple of pics and those are not even showing.

You reinstalled the site; and then I assume you uploaded the images back from the backup to the data folders for the photos.  Did you also remember to import the database tables for albums and album objects after you installed the photo module?

I had to painstakingly upload each individual database table.

For some reason, my backup would time out if I tried to do a complete backup.
for that reason, I had to download each table individually (all 200+ of them). 

Yes, you can not do it by phpMyAdmin.  I posted a tip on this, use BigDump to upload large databases. 

http://www.boonex.com/forums/topic/Big-Dump.htm

This is why forums work so great!

After discussing uploading the individual tables, it dawned on me that maybe I missed one out of the 200+ tables.

So, I returned and located a few choice tables.  I loaded them and now my site is showing the pictures again!

Thank you for your input and assistance guys (and geek_girls)!

Darshaun Davis
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Get that Big Dump programme, it is easy to configure and it will upload huge databases in chunks.  Makes it a dream to import a large database.  I have used it a couple of times when I did not have access to the server directly; on my server I use webmin and the database import tool there can handle large databases because it will upload the database first, then import it from a local file.