Bulk image uploading and tagging with Imagex and Views Bulk Operations
Submitted by greggles on Sun, 03/07/2010 - 14:56
It turns out that imagex had a security issue in it. The maintainer refused to fix it, so this module has now been unpublished. I built plupload for the same purpose - screencast coming soon!
This video shows how to use the Multiple Image Upload, Views and Views Bulk Operations modules to create a "multiple image upload and tag" tool. The View used in this video is attached as a text file which can be imported into your site using the Views import tool.
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And the file?
Very nice! But, where is the file with the view?
Thanks!
Ditto
Is the views file posted somewhere or am I just oblivious?
i never done bulk image
i never done bulk image upload.i do it single one even if it takes time
Jack c biel
if we upload images in bulk
if we upload images in bulk does it come in order we are looking for?
Raymond H price
Have you looked at Plupload?
It's jquery based, with support for HTML5, flash, silverlight runtimes
http://www.plupload.com/
wow
I'm working with it now, that's for sure!
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from comment to module
From a comment to a module in one and a half hours:
http://drupal.org/project/plupload
Thanks for the tip!
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Any way to bulk change filename and filepath
Thanks for your screencast. By discovering Views bulk Opration i was looking for a way to change easily filenames an path of my images, is there any way to do that ?
Unfortunately not that I'm
Unfortunately not that I'm aware of :/
If your server gives you ssh access you should be able to do this at the shell with the "find" command.
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very good
Very good options