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The Eureka Media Browser was originally designed and developed for Redactor for MODX and because it loads in a modal window, history support, in other words the ability to link directly to a media item via the URL, has not been needed.
When thinking about Eureka in the context as running as a standalone "web app" or custom manager page however, this could be really nice feature.
I've gone back and forth on which milestone I would want to attach this too. Possibly Eureka 2.1.
Why is this labelled accessibility?
Because it would make getting to a media item more accessible as it could be done so straight from the URL bar.
Example:
The endpoint for an item could be ${mediaSourceID}/${mediaItemPath}
so something like: /eureka/0/assets/img/hawaii/turtle.jpg
sets the current media source to 0
sets the current directory to assets/img/hawaii/
sets the focused media item to turtle.jpg
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The Eureka Media Browser was originally designed and developed for Redactor for MODX and because it loads in a modal window, history support, in other words the ability to link directly to a media item via the URL, has not been needed.
When thinking about Eureka in the context as running as a standalone "web app" or custom manager page however, this could be really nice feature.
I've gone back and forth on which milestone I would want to attach this too. Possibly Eureka 2.1.
Why is this labelled accessibility?
Because it would make getting to a media item more accessible as it could be done so straight from the URL bar.
Example:
The endpoint for an item could be
${mediaSourceID}/${mediaItemPath}
so something like:
/eureka/0/assets/img/hawaii/turtle.jpg
assets/img/hawaii/
turtle.jpg
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: