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Guite / MostGenerator

Transformation cartridges for generating Symfony bundles from ModuleStudio models.
https://modulestudio.de
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Support upload fields for multiple files #123

Open Guite opened 12 years ago

Guite commented 12 years ago

A new upload field property should allow to have multiple uploads.

Generator implementation should treat this as an array field instead of using a text field. Also the additional array field for meta data should become an array of arrays in those cases.

Async implementation of #122 should be enhanced to support lists with multiple files, too.

Reference code is available.

espaan commented 11 years ago

For reference also this ticket in SimpleMedia https://github.com/zikula-ev/SimpleMedia/issues/24 I'm trying to get http://blueimp.github.com/jQuery-File-Upload/ working. Most of this is based on jQuery, which makes the combination with the prototypes scripts a little harder.

cmfcmf commented 11 years ago

@espaan @Guite I recently tried to get the same one working. This is really difficult :-(

rallek commented 10 years ago

would be great to have this option included in MOST so users like me can use it as well ;-)

espaan commented 10 years ago

It's getting easier as we migrate from prototype to full jQuery. Most scripts use jQ and running that together with prototype scripts was not straight forward for me, you need no-conflict, but not all scripts are prepared for that it seems. But getting something general in MOST woudl indeed be really great.

rallek commented 10 years ago

as more as I dive deeper into module design with MOST I am missing this feature more and more! If I could vote it would be part of 0.6.1 ;-)

rallek commented 8 years ago

the solution of https://github.com/cmfcmf/MediaModule could be reference :-)

Guite commented 8 years ago

A new property multiple is being added as part of #541. This ticket is left open for additional UI amendments afterwards.

Guite commented 5 years ago

Just implemented a multi upload based on https://www.dropzonejs.com/ for two MOST-based modules. Maybe this can be reused as a foundation for a generic support. But in my use case each image is stored as a separate entity.