Is there a way in Umbraco 7 to delete multiple media-files in one action (select multiple files, use delete action) instead of having to run through 4 clicks on each image to delete them? And the "OK" button should also respond to "Return"-key I think
Also moving several files at once would be very useful.
And drag-and-drop sorting is a sore miss for me (would whish for this on all lists in backend)
You can do bulk delete by enabling List View in the Folder Media Type then when you go to Media->Your Folder you can pick several items and delete them all in one go.
Oh sorry forgot to update this thread. Bulkmanager is released and used by several websites. You can find more info on
http://soetemansoftware.nl/bulkmanager
Delete multiple files from media
Hi,
Is there a way in Umbraco 7 to delete multiple media-files in one action (select multiple files, use delete action) instead of having to run through 4 clicks on each image to delete them? And the "OK" button should also respond to "Return"-key I think
Also moving several files at once would be very useful.
And drag-and-drop sorting is a sore miss for me (would whish for this on all lists in backend)
Hi Frank,
I'm working on a bulk manager tool that will support this and more. Might be good to keep an eye on this thread http://our.umbraco.org/projects/developer-tools/content-maintenance-dashboard-package/feature-requests/37786-Fantastic-Product-for-Content-Tree-Thoughts-About-Media-Library to see when it's done.
Best,
Richard
You can do bulk delete by enabling List View in the Folder Media Type then when you go to Media->Your Folder you can pick several items and delete them all in one go.
Then revert the List View setting if needed.
Oh sorry forgot to update this thread. Bulkmanager is released and used by several websites. You can find more info on http://soetemansoftware.nl/bulkmanager
Best,
Richard
I needed to clear our all the media for a site I was repurposing, so I just wrote some code in a template (temporarily):
var ms = ApplicationContext.Current.Services.MediaService; var rootMedia = ms.GetRootMedia(); foreach (var media in rootMedia) { ms.Delete(media); }
I then deleted the files and folders in the media folder.
A good idea is to download this software known as Duplicate Files Deleter. it is fast and easy to use
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