One thing that used to work but doesn't anymore is the auto fill of image properties such as width and height in the content section. It works just fine as intended in the media section of course, but I have document types with upload controls specifically for an image. Accompanying the upload control i have two labels: umbracoWidth and umbracoHeight. These labels used to be autofilled when saving an image to my doctype.
I found imaging section in the umbracoSettings.config file. I tried adding new tags in the autoFillImageProperties tag but again it only worked in the media section and not the content section. I also tried renaming my upload control on my doctype to "umbracoFile" and it still didn't work.
Did you ever figure this out? I seem to be having the same issue with 7.3.1; the umbracoExtension and umbracoBytes labels don't fill themselves when I upload an umbracoFile.
autoFillImageProperties for Content Section
Hi,
I've recently upgraded from umbraco 4.7 ->7.2.
One thing that used to work but doesn't anymore is the auto fill of image properties such as width and height in the content section. It works just fine as intended in the media section of course, but I have document types with upload controls specifically for an image. Accompanying the upload control i have two labels: umbracoWidth and umbracoHeight. These labels used to be autofilled when saving an image to my doctype.
I found imaging section in the umbracoSettings.config file. I tried adding new tags in the autoFillImageProperties tag but again it only worked in the media section and not the content section. I also tried renaming my upload control on my doctype to "umbracoFile" and it still didn't work.
Is there anyway I can get this working again?
Thanks, Jeff
No one else has had this issue?
Did you ever figure this out? I seem to be having the same issue with 7.3.1; the umbracoExtension and umbracoBytes labels don't fill themselves when I upload an umbracoFile.
Unfortunately I haven't figured it out. I'd love to know though.
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