Upload several files with the File Picker
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Upload several files with the File Picker
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If you set an input field as an array of strings (['String']), you can use the file picker to upload several files at once.
The following example shows you how to define an action allowing for the upload of several files.
In your forest/your-model.js file, add the following:
actions: [{
name: 'Upload files',
type: 'single',
fields: [{
field: 'files',
type: ['String'],
widget: 'file picker',
description: 'upload your files'
}]Native edit
If a field corresponds to a column/field in your database set as an array of strings, you can upload several files when you use the file picker edit widget in the collection's settings. The field needs to be defined as an array in the sequelize / mongoose model definition (like so):
multipleDocumentPath: {
type: DataTypes.ARRAY(DataTypes.STRING),
},multipleDocumentPath: [String];Last updated
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