
One of our students was setting up a photo gallery and asked: "I was wondering what module you think would best enable my site members to upload multiple photographs at once." There are several ways to do this with Drupal. We're going to show you one option that uses a script called Plupload. Multiple image uploads by defaultIt is possible to allow a basic multiple image upload feature in Drupal without adding any modules. When you create a default image field, simply set the "Number of values" to more than 1. However, it will still be fairly difficult to use. When you come to add the images, the process will be this:
![]() Let's see if we can make that workflow easier for our users by using Plupload. Install the modules and filesInstall and enable these two modules:
We'll now to need to upload the files for Plupload.
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Can this be used together with elFinder?
It's been a while since I've tested, but Elfinder does claim multiple file upload: drupal.org/project/elfinder
add: $conf['image_al low_insecure_de rivatives'] = TRUE;
to your settings.php.
Drupal 7.21 has been released to fix this bug.