Smilie file path question

[Mental Health]

Hello everyone this is my first post to your wonderful site :squareeyed: I was wanting to know if there is an easier way to change the default path for all of my smilies at once instead of haveing to do each one by one in the admincp?

Is there a file or a list where I can access this info and change all the file paths at once?

Thanks for your help :banana:

[OllieRocks]

errrrm maybe expand what you mean?

Do you mean upload more then one smilie at once?

[Mental Health]

errrrm maybe expand what you mean?

Do you mean upload more then one smilie at once?

Sorry if I was unclear no I am fine with uploading multiple gif's at once but I am needing to change the default file path

Ex:
images/smilies/smile.gif

to

http://MYURL.com/forum/images/smilies/smile.gif

which is possible in the admincp but it takes a very long time to do this to 100+ smilies and I was wondering if there was an easier way.

[OllieRocks]

Smilies File Path : /smilies/smile.gif
Thats under

AdminCp > Smilies > Add New Smilie > Add Multiple Smilies

Is that what you mean? (Sorry if its not)

[yoyoyoyo]

Smilies File Path : /smilies/smile.gif
Thats under

AdminCp > Smilies > Add New Smilie > Add Multiple Smilies

Is that what you mean? (Sorry if its not)I think what he means is updating the path to the smilies quickly (viewing them all on one page)

By default the smilie paths are listed as:

/images/smilies/smilie.gif

I think he is asking how to change them all at once to:

http://mysite.com/forum/images/smilies/smilie.gif

By default you must click on each smilie, and change them individually, but I know that I have seen a screen when installing certain hacks (such as vbadvanced) that lists all of the smilies at once, with their file paths/URL listed, and the option to update multiple smilies at once, but I don't know how to access that from within vbulletin itself... perhaps someone else does?

[WreckRman2]

update `vbulletin_db`.`smilie` set `smiliepath` = replace(`smiliepath`,'images','http://www.yoursite.com/forums/images');

Old post but useful info.