How to Upload and Display Multiple Photos w/ visibility variables - Flutterflow 

Awesome, thank you!

The photo is cached on the device, so you need to rebuild the page. Try using page or app state to rebuild after each delete. That should clear it out.

great thanks! @@teknesis7339

I would either have to see a screen recording of your issue or share your project with me so I can lay eyes on it. Thanks for the kind words also

Same issue when users are selecting multiple images. I can't set a limit on number of images uploaded. When using conditional i can give an alert when more than 4 have been uploaded, but i cannot seem to delete them from firebase storage with the Delete Data action

For storing images locally, you'll have to either use a custom code to create a temporary path or use app/page state

You'll have to use custom code

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Well I guess that depends on how your progress is being stored. If they’re individual documents, then I think that answer is a given. But if it’s a single document, where progress is a list field and photos are a list field, then you’d want to generate your result based on their associated index in each list. I had a custom function that would do this at one point, though I’m not entirely sure what happened to it. You may be able to do it directly within FF now, though.

@@teknesis7339 yeah for now the best practice to do that is make activity Collection for progress and make it doc ref to the main task

I'm not sure. Haven't tried

I have no idea

I wonder as well

@@bigcha38 Now, i know how to delete a specific Photo in list of pictures

@@MarcioFranco Could you tell us how to delete a specific Photo in list of pictures?

@@thenewprofit you just need to select an item from index at..from your list

how to select item from index? the action1. delete document, 2. select the item from index? but I can't find the step2 🥲 @@MarcioFranco

Would have to see how you have everything set up to know where the issue is

The Upload type: Firebase option isint available unless you enable Authentication in App settings.

No. Although FF is using a package for file uploads that is capable of uploading multiples of different file types (whether that be video, documents or otherwise), FF currently has it configured to only allow multiple photo uploads at one time. I suspect this is due to uploading multiple videos at one eating up a lot of resources and potentially slowing things down quite a bit. However, pub.dev does have the above referenced package and can be deployed as a custom code to achieve multiple video upload. I would caution before doing this because of the reasons listed above.

@@teknesis7339 that will help, Thanks

You can limit upload count using conditional logic and integers, or custom functions, or custom upload actions, or if using Firebase, cloud function

This is possibly due to updates from FF, as some of the updates they've been pushing lately have broken some tips in my tutorials

@@teknesis7339 :/ but nice video