Does anyone know of a mediapicker which can suggest a path in the media section based on the path of the current node ?
Its for a site which already has its media folders mirroring the node structure in content(4 levels deep) but the mediapicker lets you start at th media root node which is not very user friendly.
I could try to make something myself but maybe someone knows some picker which does this.
You could try to use DAMP. You can set a start node for the media picker and you can also navigate from the content section to the media item in the media section.
Thank you, but would it be possible to construct a magic xslt statement which would make the picker start in the corresponding media folder based on a part of the path of the node ?
Example
The user is in the node pictures and wants to add/choose a picture :
Mediapicker with path finder
Does anyone know of a mediapicker which can suggest a path in the media section based on the path of the current node ?
Its for a site which already has its media folders mirroring the node structure in content(4 levels deep) but the mediapicker lets you start at th media root node which is not very user friendly.
I could try to make something myself but maybe someone knows some picker which does this.
Thanks
You could try to use DAMP. You can set a start node for the media picker and you can also navigate from the content section to the media item in the media section.
Jeroen
Thank you, but would it be possible to construct a magic xslt statement which would make the picker start in the corresponding media folder based on a part of the path of the node ?
Example
The user is in the node pictures and wants to add/choose a picture :
Content/SiteNL/contact/cityX/street1/storeA/pictures
It would be nice if the picker opend in the media folder:
Media/cityX/street1/storeA
This is to difficult for my limited xslt skills ;-) And I suspect this is impossible with DAMP.
Teus
DAMP also supports XPath as a start node (but it's a bit slow) so it might be possible.
Jeroen
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