Hi all,

Pleasure speaking with you today!  Attached to this email is the video of the error I’m getting when in the new DAM.  This occurs at all times and doesn’t require that I attempt to access anything before triggering.  Once I’m on the page, this occurs.

Thk you so much!

Best,Alex

Hello.

Sending this by email due to the video attachment.

AGBU has reported that on the beta site https://agbubeta.entermediadb.net/assets/find/index.html, they continuously get a red error message on the main page. The video shows the problem. The user is Alex Di Stasi. I do not see the issue as an admin, nor do I see it if I temporarily act as him. Please take a look.

In addition. AGBU is asking about some random empty folders they are finding. They would like to clean up these extra empty folders, but they wanted to know why the folders were there before they proceed. Here is a screenshot of an example, the Program_2s folder along with the folders contained within, are empty and junk.

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Hope everyone is doing well this summer. A quick issue Cheryl brought to my attention that I am attempting to resolve. In folder 2024-05-11-GraduateCommencement_jKnight there are 253 images out of 341 that have a _# after the jpg filename which is making the files unable to be openned. 

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test locally with this folder

notes alex, nr. 2

See attached. Some users rely on gallery view and cannot change view with nav still cut off.

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@Dieneke- Please see attached, this is a screenshot from one of our photographers but I have heard similar feedback from aonther who experienced conversion issues. Process needs to be seamless when we have large volumes of images to upload and short turnaround times. Please advise.

So this issue was reported by Brian Lipiner <blipiner@babson.edu> who is seeing only a handful of the 1,949 images of the 'globe' keyword. He doesn't see more pages to scroll to. I can see all. Perhaps a permissions issue. Also, the Summary bars is cutoff for both of us.

Please add something telling users that their assets have been added. Currently it only says "adding"...