Problem uploading multiple images

[BAS Viet Nam]

@to-nice @to-nice
Click here, you will see it.
Do not click on the resource name.

Or similarly, you can add |notreuse after the resource name.
For example: {{SeaArt}} --> {{SeaArt|notreuse}}

[to-nice]

@m4zuper @BAS-Viet-Nam I'm banging my head against this problem because I can’t find a solution. If the folders are variables, BAS doesn’t work, that is: {{fixedpath|notreuse}}/[[path1]]/[[path2]]/. Thanks for the help.

[to-nice]

SET VARIABLE fixedpath/path1/path2 correct?

[to-nice]

No, set variable it doesn’t seem to work. Do you have any suggestions?

[m4zuper]

@to-nice
notreuse only works for resources, it doesn't work for variables.
I've attached a sample project and a video.
picload.xml
123.webm

[to-nice]

@m4zuper My problem is that I have several paths, and depending on the parameters it has to choose different paths.
I always have a fixed part which could be C:\Users\image, and some variable folders which could be like…

C:\Users\image\dog\red
C:\Users\image\dog\black
C:\Users\image\cat\red
C:\Users\image\cat\black
I implemented it like this but it's failing. Do you have any suggestions for alternative approaches to accomplish this?
{{fixedpath|notreuse}}/[[cat]]/[[black]]
{{fixedpath|notreuse}}/[[cat]]/[[red]]

[m4zuper]

@to-nice I think you will have to create a separate resource for each folder or resort to using variables without resources.

[to-nice]

@m4zuper creating a resource for each folder is impossible — it would mean creating too many resources. I’ve thought about it. Can you explain to me how creating variables without resources works? Did you see the previous example where I created SET VARIABLE fixedpath/[[PATH1]]/[[PATH2]] and inserted this variable in open fail result? Even that didn’t work. Could there be alternatives?

[to-nice]

@m4zuper I noticed that if I provide a fixed path, for example with 1.png, it loads the fixed image, but if it doesn’t work it seems to load all the images and doesn’t work. Is there a way to fix this?

[to-nice]

SOLUTION....
File search - foreach