It also has the ability to move all of the children of a node (that way, you don't have to select each of them).
It's also extensible, so you can add your own data processors.
There is no installer. Just download it, put the App_Plugins and App_Code folders into your site, and merge in the dashboard.config into your existing dashboard.config in the config folder.
IIRC, Umbraco doesn't like when you move too many nodes at once (depending on the version of Umbraco). I'd recommend moving them in batches of 300 or so.
Need to move maaaany nodes =D
Hi guys!
I need to move a lot of nodes, let's say 30 from one parent node to another.
I just want to select all the 30 nodes and then choose a new parent for them.
As far as I know there is nothing in the core for this - anyone knows about a package for this? Would be a perfect menuaction IMO.
// m
The only one I've seen mentioned is this one:
https://soetemansoftware.nl/bulkmanager
Not sure if it is free or paid for.
NIce! I saw that package as well, but I don't really like the "dashboard" context of it. I would have liked to see something in the tree.
// m
I've already moved more than 100 nodes using Umbraco Console.
https://github.com/sitereactor/umbraco-console-example
Of course I updated the version of Umbraco via Nuget and modified the code to move
Thanks! I was looking for something that a editor can use in the backoffice. Ended up building it: https://our.umbraco.org/projects/backoffice-extensions/multimover/
This has the ability to move content nodes in bulk: https://github.com/rhythmagency/rhythm.umbraco7.data-processor
It also has the ability to move all of the children of a node (that way, you don't have to select each of them).
It's also extensible, so you can add your own data processors.
There is no installer. Just download it, put the
App_PluginsandApp_Codefolders into your site, and merge in thedashboard.configinto your existingdashboard.configin theconfigfolder.IIRC, Umbraco doesn't like when you move too many nodes at once (depending on the version of Umbraco). I'd recommend moving them in batches of 300 or so.
I ended up creating a simple package to solve my needs to create a super easy and user friendly way to move multiple nodes: https://our.umbraco.org/projects/backoffice-extensions/multimover/
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