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Building a photography website for a client, need a way to bulk upload images, much like using the assets field. I want these to be grouped into different sets by entry or category. So that I can apply whatever fields I need to the set then loop through these images based on set in the Front-End.

The method I have tried is using entries and having an assets field to upload the images. The problem I am having is I also need to have each image generate it's own seperate URL, meaning a template page for the set of images and then another template for each image in that set.

Is there a way to accomplish this using Craft's core features?

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In your main image index template, you can iterated through all of the assets and generate URLs yourself like this:

{% for asset in assets %}
    <a href="/photos/photo-detail/{{ asset.slug }}">{{ asset.title }}</a>
{% endfor %}

Then set up a custom route for /photos/photo-detail/(slug) and point it at the photo-detail.twig template. In that template, you can get the slug for the asset via craft.request.getSegment(3) and then look up the asset via the slug.

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  • This has worked perfectly, I see now how you can use routes and Twig together to get alot done. Very powerful stuff. Thanks!!
    – dannyryuk
    Commented Dec 30, 2016 at 13:13

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