I must be overlooking the obvious. In Umbraco 7, there is the Umbraco.MultipleMediaPicker that can be configured in single/multiple picker mode and allowing only images to be picked.
I would like to use the multiple item picking (but only images) functionality of this picker inside the grid editor, to add multiple images to a row configuration. I haven't found this option available when I look at the preconfigured editors that come with the Fanoe starter kit.
Has anyone got the multiple item picking using the media picker working inside the grid editor?
Thanks for commenting, Jonas. I can figure out the rendering, but how do I enable selecting multiple items in the editor configuration (in a manifest or grid.editors.config.js)?
Using multiple media picker in the grid editor
I must be overlooking the obvious. In Umbraco 7, there is the Umbraco.MultipleMediaPicker that can be configured in single/multiple picker mode and allowing only images to be picked.
I would like to use the multiple item picking (but only images) functionality of this picker inside the grid editor, to add multiple images to a row configuration. I haven't found this option available when I look at the preconfigured editors that come with the Fanoe starter kit.
Has anyone got the multiple item picking using the media picker working inside the grid editor?
Hello Marcelh
I do like this
and i use Umbraco Core Property Value Converters thats why
:)
Thanks for commenting, Jonas. I can figure out the rendering, but how do I enable selecting multiple items in the editor configuration (in a manifest or grid.editors.config.js)?
you need to set a max number in you editor http://prntscr.com/ebglhg
then you can have multiple
and you loop like this
@foreach (var item in Model.Items) { @item.GetValue("title") }
Where did you get these configuration options? Or can you share your editor's config from the manifest or grid.editors.config?
Here :) http://prntscr.com/ebh9qy
Ah, you're cheating and using LeBlender editor (which is great!) ;-)
I was looking for a solution without LeBlender, that is supported with a plain vanilla Umbraco installation.
Oh sry :) but i think this is the only thing you can do.
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