Hello
I would like my user click on a button.
The button open the “files explorer” ok windows.
user selects one or severals image to load on the page.
After, these images are store in a collection …
Somebody know how to do that ? or know a best solution ?
Yes but with Upload button i Can downlaod one file per one file … User can’t select several files for one download…
I Would like the user can have his own media manager like wix media manager
If you need a multi-upload, then i have to say you, this options is not given yet in Wix & Corvid.
But when you use this Link-Collection, you will find the featerus which are in development and will be added soon as new features in Wix/Corvid.
Hi together,
As Dima said, there is no way to upload multiple files to the database. We will just need to wait for wix to create this feature. There is already a future request for this here: https://www.wix.com/corvid/requested-feature/multiple-file-upload-button
You can vote for this feature & subscribe to be notified when this feature is released.
If you use some logic, you will need the Media manager field in the database to have multiple files. Then, we just need to wait for wix to create the multiple file upload button. It is kind of not fare for Wix to not have created this already. They should also have created a drag-and-drop file uploader.
@sebriq
When you use the searchbar of this forum, you will find workarounds, which already manage this issue, but these solutions are not a 100%-solution.
For example a saw once a post, where someone created several Upload-Buttons on his page.
Let it be 30x-Uploadbuttons.
You hide 29x of them and let just one visible.
After you have done your file-choice, you press the Upload-Button, but not the upload starts! Instead the second upload-button comes up (gets visible).
Now you are able to make your second choice.
The same function for all other 28x U-Buttons.
And when you have make your last choice and press the last U-Button you start the UPLOAD for all buttons.
This is a tricky workaround. It’s not a 100%-solution, but should work.