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Location: ''Administration > Users > Accounts > Upload user pictures''
Location: ''Administration > Users > Accounts > Upload user pictures''




The upload user pictures feature enables administrators to upload a zip file containing user images.
The Upload user pictures feature enables administrators to upload a zip file containing user images.


The image files should be named ''chosen-user-attribute.extension'', for example ''1234.jpg''. User attribute options are username, idnumber or id.  
[[File:Uploaduserpictures.png]]


Image types supported include gif, jpg, and png.
*The image files should be named after the username, the idnumber or the id of the student (along with the correct image file extension.) For example, a student with the username ''jbrown98'' would have a picture called ''jbrown98.jpg''
 
*Image types supported include gif, jpg, and png.
Image file names are not case sensitive.
*Image file names are not case sensitive.


==See also==
==See also==


* [[User pictures]]
* [[User pictures]]
* MDL-11752 Add ability to mass/bulk upload user profile images


[[Category:Administrator]]
[[Category:Administrator]]


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Revision as of 21:26, 1 October 2011

Location: Administration > Users > Accounts > Upload user pictures


The Upload user pictures feature enables administrators to upload a zip file containing user images.

Uploaduserpictures.png

  • The image files should be named after the username, the idnumber or the id of the student (along with the correct image file extension.) For example, a student with the username jbrown98 would have a picture called jbrown98.jpg
  • Image types supported include gif, jpg, and png.
  • Image file names are not case sensitive.

See also