This code is no longer maintained and no longer works in current versions of Django. Forks of it live on in a few different places:¶

• http://bitbucket.org/carljm/django-adminfiles/
• http://github.com/rizumu/django-admin-uploads/

File/media browser for Django admin interface. Designed to insert images and files into textareas in the admin interface with a simple GUI interface.

To install:

svn co http://django-admin-uploads.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ django-admin-uploads

1. Move upload to your Python Path
2. Move upload_media to your MEDIA_ROOT
3. Create uploads folder in your MEDIA_ROOT
4. Move the upload folder inside templates to your project template folder
5. Add upload to your INSTALLED_APPS
6. Add this to your urlpatterns: (r'^uploads/', include('upload.urls'))
7. Add the following line to the Admin class on any model you would like to have uploads available

js = ['/static/upload_media/jquery.js', '/static/upload_media/model.js']

or to add TinyMCE for WYSIWYG editing

js = ['/static/upload_media/jquery.js', '/static/upload_media/tiny_mce/tiny_mce.js', '/static/upload_media/model.js']

where /static is your MEDIA_ROOT

Now manage.py syncdb and cross your fingers :)

External Services (Flickr, YouTube)¶

• To enable inserting your YouTube videos, add YOU_TUBE_USER to your settings file.
• To enable inserting your Flickr photos, add FLICKR_API_KEY and FLICKR_USER to your settings file (note: FLICKR_USER currently needs to be in old format which can be found in the id field of your Flickr RSS feed)