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Hi,


In the Service Studio -> Interface -> Images folder, currently there is option to Import Images. 

But I can only import a single image at a time. 


One more issue is, it automatically scrolls down to location where its added the image after I import.


So for example, If I have 100 images already in the 'Image' folder, and I want to add 10 more images in the same folder which starts with name 'Z', I have to scroll up to 'Images' folder to import another image after each import.


It will be very easy if we will import all the images at one go.


Regards,

Palak Patel


2016-04-21 20-09-55
J.
 
MVP

You can already drag and drop multiple images at the same time.

(But I agree, it's weird you cannot do it via the menu)


2014-02-07 17-02-43
Vasco Pessanha
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Hey Palak,

As Joost referred you can use drag and drop as a workaround but your idea makes a lot of sense.

Thanks for the contribution!

Merged this idea with 'Allow import multiple images on "Import Image" option' (created on 23 Jun 2020 10:13:03 by JitendraSinghYadav)

Hi Team,


Would be helpful if we have the option to import all images,


Hey mate,

Great idea!

In the meantime, there's a workaround you can use: you can select the images you want to import in the source folder, and then drag and drop them inside the Images folder in Studio.

I made a video showing how:


Cheers,

Rui Miguel Gamas

Thanks, Rui.


Yes, I know but that's like a trick we don't have any tooltip or pointers to know about that functionality.


Would be good if we can add a tooltip on Import Image option

Merged this idea with 'ServiceStudio - Import Multiple Images' (created on 22 Oct 2020 18:46:05 by erik berg)

In Service Studio allow multiple images to be imported via:

  • The Import Image... menu/dialog
  • Dragging files from the operating system into a user created folder that is a child of the ServiceStudio Images folder.

Currently you can only import multiple images vis dragging the file from the operating system into ServiceStudio Images folder.



This comment was:
- originally posted on idea 'ServiceStudio - Import Multiple Images' (created on 22 Oct 2020 by erik berg)
- merged to idea 'Allow import multiple images on "Import Image" option' on 23 Oct 2020 04:33:30 by Justin James
Changed the category to
Service Studio
Changed the status to
Implemented
on 20 Jan 2025

Hi everyone, 
Since Service Studio 11.55.5 it's  possible to import multiple images and resources in a single operation.

Merged this idea with 'Add an Option for Bulk Importing Resources in Resource Folder' (created on 13 Aug 2023 18:44:15 by Shubham Agrawal)

At this point of time it is not possible to select multiple resource file during import.

During import functionality within Service Studio, no.

But you can drag multiple files directly into the Images or Resources folder (wherever you need them).

Thanks @Jeroen Bindels for leting me know about it.

Merged this idea with 'Feature to add bulk images to service studio' (created on 09 Feb 2024 09:41:10 by Neha Agarwal)

If we have a feature to bulk upload images in Images folder rather than uploading it one by one it will be saving most of the developer's time. 

Thank you 
Neha

Hi,

Please search first if your idea was already posted in the past by someone. Duplicate ideas will be merged.

Regards,

Daniel

Merged this idea with 'Enhancing File Upload Functionality for Improved Efficiency' (created on 18 Mar 2024 13:47:06 by Shubham Sharma)

When uploading files, provide the option to upload multiple files at once instead of just one file per upload. 

Hi,

Do you mean uploading multiple files in Service Studio, or in an app built with Service Studio?

-- Daniel

Hi Daniel,

When uploading multiple files in Resources in Service Studio, we need to select one at a time thier if can choose multiple files at the same time. It will be nice.

Ah right, got it, this is an idea already posted previously, so I will merge it.

Changed the status to
Implemented
on 20 Jan 2025

Hello everyone! This is actually already implemented since 2025, I'm updating the idea. 

Merged this idea with 'Add an Option for Bulk Importing Images in Images Folder' (created on 14 Dec 2022 18:20:58 by Shubham Sharma)

Write now if I need to Import the static images in Image folder I can only select one at a time, Provide an option for multiple select images.


Merged this idea with 'Upload multiple images at once' (created on 19 Sep 2022 07:14:42 by Steven Erixon)

I've realized it's not possible to upload more than one image at a time inside Outsystems. 

As of now I have around 20-30 SVG files that I need upload, and it's taking so much unnecessary time.

It would be really nice if there was a way to upload maybe a folder containing images instead of having to upload each one individually.

Thanks! 

I would also LOVE if it was possible to create folders inside of folders for this as well. It would make the structure so much cleaner.

You can create folders inside the Resources > Images > New folders 📂.. 

But it would be nice to upload more than one pictures at once like you said.

Good Idea, time reducing.


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Service Studio
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Out of scope

This is already possible since version 10 of OutSystems!.

Just drag&drop the images on the image folder.

https://www.outsystems.com/ideas/605/allow-to-import-more-than-one-image-to-the-image-folder/


Daneil now you're here again just killing my idea. How can it be out of scope when its not possible to add folder structure inside of a folder? Also it's not even possible to add more than one image (at least svg). I'm dragging them to the image folder but nothing happens......

Queendalin Ezenwa  - yes it is possible to create ONE folder :) But let's say you want to have that one folder but with 5 sub folders that have 2 sub folders in them each.


Ok I see your point, I will change the status

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For now, as a workaround, you need to first drag&drop them on the image folder, then to the subfolder.

I'm sorry but you can explain how you create sub folders? sub folder= a folder inside of a folder you've created. I can't seem to do it at least! 


Thanks :)