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Problem saving photos to ideabook

2 years ago

last modified: 2 years ago

Hi, I'm new to Houzz. I've started an ideabook for a property I'm renovating. I've saved a bunch of photos (16 in total) to an ideabook. Now, when I see a photo I want to add to my ideabook, I click 'Save' and nothing happens - it just buffers. Any thoughts on how to solve this are very welcome, thanks! I'm using the website not the app, and I have the same issue in Chrome and Firefox.

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minnie101
2 years ago
Hi. There is a houzz support link at the bottom of the page.

https://help.houzz.com/s/article/How-do-I-create-a-new-ideabook?language=en_GB

Weirdly when i look at your profile you don’t have an ideabook set up, unless it’s set as private, and the only activity was this post and setting up your profile (saving photos normally show as an activity though)

Is it worth trying to create a new ideabook and trying again( see link above)
Justin Ashby
Original Author
2 years ago
Hey Minnie. Thanks for your message. I set up a new ideabook (not private) and it worked. Thanks again !
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