You can't upload a folder of images at one time. The file form element only accepts one file at a time...

Some solutions to get around this include:

• putting multiple file form elements on the upload page.
• allowing the user to upload a ZIP file containing all the image files. On the server you can unzip the files using one of the Compress:: modules.
• setup webDAV on the web server and allow them to upload images using WebDAV. I don't know if it is possible, but it would be very cool if you could hook into the WebDAV stuff in Apache using mod_perl to automatically filter the incoming files (generate your thumbnails as the upload happens). This might be possible with Apache2 and mod_perl2 using the new filter API, but I am not positive on that.

HTH

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