Cloudinary folders are included in the resource's public ID. In order to change the name of a folder, in which your resources are located, you must, in fact, rename the public ID of each and every resource to include the new destination folder instead of the original one. The remaining empty folder can then be deleted.
Articles in this section
- Legal naming conventions
- How to restore an overwritten/deleted resource from backup?
- How to calculate an image's PHASH signature and a distance between images?
- How can I avoid generating the 'media_lib_thumb' versions?
- What does the "question mark" thumbnail on the Media-Library stand for?
- How can I completely prevent the existence of image duplications on my Cloudinary account?
- Is it possible to use Cloudinary to get dimensions of any image by URL?
- Why shouldn't I use underscore within folder names?
- Resource different naming methods
- How can Cloudinary help me to avoid duplications on my account?
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Nadav. I want to achieve this functionality in a dot net based window application.Please guide me how to do this.
The technique is the same as described in the article above.
.NET Renaming method is documented here:
http://cloudinary.com/documentation/dotnet_image_upload#rename_images
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