Image Uploader

Update Apex Class API Version

Hi, Your product is great, and we've been using it for quite some time now. As you know, Salesforce regularly releases updates, and one of the recent ones is the ICU Locale Formats feature. The issue is that the Apex classes in the package are on an old version, specifically API version 18, and we cannot enable ICU Locale Formats because the minimum requirement is API version 45. Could you update all Apex classes and Visualforce pages to the latest API version so we can enable this feature? Link https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=000380618&type=1

Thumbs Up for Thumbnails and Carousel - Adding Mass Download Would be Perfect

Our users absolutely love the functionality provided by the Image Uploader component, especially the ability to view thumbnails in different sizes at a glance and the carousel feature in the bigger preview. This has greatly improved our workflow and efficiency. One feature that would make this app even better is the ability to mass download files. If we could select multiple files and download them as a zip file, that would be amazing. For anyone struggling to let users see files in the Image Uploader component, here's a tip: I faced the initial issue where non-admin users couldn't see attached files. This was because I chose "admin only" during the installation, which likely caused the required APEX Class access to be unavailable for other profiles. To resolve this, navigate to your User Profiles (e.g., "Customer Community Plus") and open 'Enable Apex Class Access'. Then add the following Apex classes to the 'enabled' column: imgup.RSIUC_ImageUploadController imgup.RSIUC_ImageUploadControllerUtils imgup.RSIUC_getContentDocumentFieldForOption imgup.RSIUC_getURLFieldForOption This fixed the issue for us, and now all users can view the attached files seamlessly.

Need Support for Setup

After installing for all users to access, I'm having trouble identifying the permissions required for non admin users. Thoughts?

画像ファイルやPDFファイルのサムネイルが見えて可視性UP

お客様から画像のアップロード時にサムネイルが見たいと言われ導入しました。 画像ファイルやPDFファイルのサムネイルが見えるのがいいです。 ただプレビュー画面が画像以外だとファイルが勝手にダウンロードされてしまう・・・・。 日本語でないと分かりにくいかなという箇所があるので項目名のラベルが書き換え可能だといいなと思いました。

OK, but Needs One More Thing

This app is decent, but would like one more feature --> the ability to turn off "Download". As we receive many images from our clients, mostly probably safe, we want to be able to protect our network by disallowing our customer service agents from downloading files from within Salesforce. (We do have anti-virus and anti-malware, and a robust security minded environment, but we need to mitigate every possible opportunity for a bad actor to compromise our network.) If it had a way to suppress the download option, I would rate this app a 5.

Great tool for seeing uploaded images all at once but trouble with Licenses

This tool has been very useful for us as it's removed the frustration of needing to review each image separately in the native file uploader. One problem I have encountered is with for user on Salesforce Platform licenses are not able to view the images in Image Uploader, even with permissions given to read etc. They can still view them via the native file uploader, but they show as 'Image Uploader 0' in Image Uploader. Perhaps I've configured it incorrectly, or the Salesforce Platform license isn't compatible, but form my understanding it should be. OVerall, a good product, but if anyone has a solution to this it would be very helpful!

削除ボタンを押すと「You do not have delete permission to the related record.」で削除できない

ファイルの一覧がサムネイル表示され、ストレスなく見ることができるので、とても使いやすいです。 自分がアップロードしたファイルについて、Delボタンを押すと「You do not have delete permission to the related record.」とメッセージが表示され削除できないのですが、なにか権限設定が必要なのでしょうか？

With current instructions, can't include in a visualforce page

This app has potential, but I need to use it in a VF page. Is that possible? If so, what's the createComponent script? $Lightning.use("imgup:RSIUC_NavigateToLWC", function() { $Lightning.createComponent( ); });

Close but their is a bug

As desired you can upload multiple images at once from iOS. With android you need to upload the pictures one at a time. However, the real danger is the delete. The Image Uploaders' delete button will delete the image from the Image Uploaders list and the Files tab on the record page but not from the 'Files' Items, which the native SF delete does do. This can't be overlooked as SF Orgs have limited storage. If you fix this, the app is worth 5 stars.