CMS placeholder can recieve dragged files and add to plugin by files extensions.
CMS Draggable Files
This application will recieve dragged files on django-cms placeholder and save them to cms.plugin.picture or cms.plugin.file. This plugin checks what file extension is dragged.
This application will make Yours life esier. Tutorial:
Install aplication: pip install cms-draggable-files
Add to installed app: 'cms_draggable_files'
Add static files to base.html (or to main html file in your project): /static/css/placeholder.css /static/js/draggable.js
Copy template folder instance to your main project folder. Be shour that placeholder.html from cms_draggable_files is in your template/cms/placeholder.html.
Add cms-draggable-files to your project urls.py: $ url(r'^', include('cms_draggable_files.urls')),
If You want additional custom file creator that for example will convert files from odf to pdf on drag and drop, You need in settings register your custom creator class: DRAGGABLE_ADDITIONAL_PLUGIN_CREATORS = [ ODF_TO_PDF_CREATOR, ]
Enjoy drag and drop files future in django-cms.
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CMS placeholder can recieve dragged files and add to plugin by files extensions.
We found that cms-draggable-files demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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