Feature #95447
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Edit file properties directly from where it is referenced
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Description
Allow the BE editor to edit file properties (filename; metadata; delete the file) directly from where it is referenced instead of "force" the editor to switch to the Filelist module and search for the file.
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Updated by Wolfgang Wagner about 3 years ago
- File 2021-11-10_14-46-51.png 2021-11-10_14-46-51.png added
All this, except for direct deletion, has been possible for quite a while. A screenshot is attached.
Updated by Ian Solo about 3 years ago
Yes, but only metadata can be edited in that way.
IMHO it's missing useful actions like: replace; rename; move; delete.
Maybe a solution could be a button that jumps to the Filelist module positioned in the folder containing the file and scrolled where the file is.
Updated by Riccardo De Contardi 4 months ago
- Related to Feature #97043: Replace IRRE image while retaining text and links added
Updated by Garvin Hicking 4 months ago
- Status changed from New to Closed
The underlying wish to do actual file operations with sys_file records is also discussed in #97043, where more discussion already happened. I am closing this issue in favor of #97043 where we could proceed further. I will add a note there that a "jump to file" would also be an option. I hope that is ok with you, to try to consolidate this! Let me know if you think this is a mistake.
Updated by Ian Solo 4 months ago
Hi Garvin, #95447 and #97043 are two very different problems.
This issue #95447 is related to the file itself, in other words: make editing the file and/or its properties more direct without having to leave content editing to go to the File module.
The issue #97043 is related to the file instance, in other words: replace the instance with another file but keep the metadata of the instance.
#95447 is related to changes on the file.
#97043 is related to keeping the instance metadata.
I would not even set them as related and thus keep both issues open.
Updated by Garvin Hicking 4 months ago
- Status changed from Closed to New
Thanks for elaborating. I've discussed the issue internally for like an hour and didn't really get it. Mea culpa.
Reopening both, but keeping a relation (not a dupe, mind you) because I think code-wise they are related to address, if someone ever takes on this task :)