path to the original images?

Good evening, I created a field type (image or gallery) how to determine the path to the original images?

hello
you van check tutorial for that
flexicontent.org/documentation/tutorials...e-gallery-field.html
flexicontent.org/documentation/tutorials...to-work-in-v156.html

Hello

if image-gallery field is in "folder" mode, it will be

path_to_images_in_field_config/item_ID_field_ID/original/

note original files are not accessible via URL because of an .htaccess file, in the folder,
you can disable this protection via a parameter in field's configuration



if image-gallery field is in DB-mode then it will be (see the "Target folder" in "Image source" TAB of the field config)
components/com_flexicontent/uploads (SECURE folder via .htaccess, files not accessable via URL)
components/com_flexicontent/media (MEDIA folder files accessable via URL)

htaccess is removed but to no avail. What settings need to be made for the field?

Hello

what do you mean ".htaccess" is removed ?

if you removed it manually,
then please note that it maybe re-added at any time, during thumbnailing checks

the proper way is to turn off parameter "Protect original images"

what is the name of this parameter?

htaccess:
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