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* prototype drag and drop upload * Add upload image endpoint * Add MediaPickerThreeController.cs * Revert "Add upload image endpoint" This reverts commit 4bb5865480737a00b723968e3bbba317b252acf7. * Update IIOHelper dependency * show preview when uploading a new media item * open uploaded media in media entry editor * map data from uploaded media entry to support cropper * add crop data to uploaded media item * remove media library buttons for media entries not created in the media library * Implement temp images save & add to media picker 3 * Implement ITemporaryImageService * Remove save logic from MediaPicker3PropertyEditor * Dont use a TempImageDto * Add GetByAlias endpoint * Add additonal xml doc * Refactor to take array of aliases * Add FromQuery attribute * Formatting * add resource to get media types by alias * validate file size and file type based on server variables * Update OpenApi.json Add media picker three to BackOfficeServerVariables * rename endpoint to upload media * Use baseurl Method * Dont upload in rte folder * pass params correctly to end point * queue files before uploading * handle invalid files * progress bar design adjustments * only create data url for images * disable edit and name buttons when uploading * fix missing error messages for invalid files * add temp location to media entry * Add startNode to TemporaryImageService.cs * Refactor get by alias * Rename to GetAllFiltered * use getAllFiltered method * remove autoselect option * fix missing alias when selecting media type * fix file filter * don't overwrite invalid entries from dropping new files * add disallowed files to filter * remove console.log * move media uploader logic to reusable function * fix missing tmp location * attach media type alias to the mediaEntry * support readonly mode * show discard changes when files has been dropped * add disabled prop to button group * emit events when upload queue starts and ends * pass node to media picker property editor * add service to keep track of all uploads in progress * add upload in progress to uploadTracker when the queue starts and ends * disabled buttons when any upload is in progress * return a subscription to align with eventsService * Fix up cases where StartNodeId was null * scope css * Show filename in dialog for selecting media type * reuse translation from media library dropzone * Don't check for only images * Remove composer * Add mediaTypeAlias to TemporaryImageService * Rename ITemporaryImageService to ITemporaryMediaService * prefix client side only props with $ so we don't send unnecessary data to the server * use prefixed dataURL in media entry editor * render icon for non images * fix auto select media type Co-authored-by: Zeegaan <nge@umbraco.dk> Co-authored-by: Nikolaj Geisle <70372949+Zeegaan@users.noreply.github.com>
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