create a photo view table of chatter images

Hi Chad,

I’m not sure I fully understand what you are trying to get set up here. Could you provide more detail on what you have currently, and what your ideal end result would be?

Additionally I wanted to share the documentation on the skuid Image component as that may be helpful resource to have given the topic being related to images: 

https://docs.skuid.com/latest/en/skuid/components/image/#using-the-image-component

Thanks,

Josh

My use case is as follows: We use chatter to post pictures of job progress. The feed shows a rhumbnail of the photos and we can click to enlarge. But i would like to create an image gallery that is a grid of all the photos posted in chatter on this job so we can visually look for a photo. Basically an image gallery of chatter posted photos. I thought a table with photo view would accomplish this but while i can create the list i cannot get photos to show.

Chad,

Have you had a chance to take a look at this tutorial?

https://docs.skuid.com/latest/en/skuid/components/table/photo-view-table.html

Thanks,

Josh

Yes and it works well for things like products where we have uploaded images. I am trying to do this very thing but with the photos that are created with a chatter photo post. In mobile, do a couple of chatter posts with photos in them then try to create a table of those photos to look at

Hi Chad,

I’m not generally an architect of pages, so I want to share this with the disclaimer that it is possible there is another way to do this, but here is what I was able to get going in a sandbox of mine:

I created a simple page with three models based on each of the following Salesforce Objects, with the following conditions:

Account 

Condition: Account records where Id is the id page parameters

ContentDocument 

Condition: ContentDocument records where Id is the value of the ContentDocumentId field from the first row returned by the ContentDocumentLink model

ContentDocumentLink

Condition: LinkedEntityId is the value of the Id field from the first row returned by the (Account) model

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Once the models were in place, what I did was pull in a table, looking at the content document object. In this, I created an image field where I pointed to the image URL with merge syntax to pull in the contentId={{{Id}}} for the image.

I will give this a try. Would you mind posting the. Xml for it ?