A gallary uses a very similar, or even the same data-structure like a repeater, consisting of an ARRAY […] holding OBJECTS {…} {…} {…}
$w("#myGallery").items = [{
"type": "image",
"title": "A View",
"src": "wix:image://v1/99bc1c6f66444769b531221214c885ac.jpeg/A%20View.jpeg#originWidth=3264&originHeight=2448"
}, {
"type": "video",
"description": "Another beautiful view",
"title": "Another View",
"src": "wix:video://v1/80c05f_e2c524db1f264178a8558c92dbf76fb0/_#posterUri=80c05f_e2c524db1f264178a8558c92dbf76fb0f000.jpg&posterWidth=1920&posterHeight=1080"
}];
Where each object has it’s values like…
- type
- title
- src
- description
- and maybe also somekind of ID
Once you uploaded your pic you will get back the URL right?
.then((uploadedFile)=>{
let myImageURL = uploadedFile.url;
})
This “myImageURL” now can be used to show it in an IMAGE or in a GALLARY.
To show it in an IMAGE — >
.then((uploadedFile)=>{
$w("#image").src = uploadedFile.url;
})
To show it in a GALLARY → you will first have to create your ARRAY holding the modified OBJECTS including all their VALUES.
let myGallaryItem = [{
"type": "image",
"title": "Your TITLE here",
"description": "Your description here",
"src": myImageURL
}"
}];
Good luck