The rich text rule doesn't have that feature. You would have to either modify the rule, or write your own rule that has a richtext property and an array property to hold the associated media. You can look at core's dmHTML definition to see how to create the cfproperty tags so that the richtext property knows which array property to use.
Basically you would create a rule that has a setup similar to (taken from dmHTML): <cfproperty name="Body" type="longchar" ftLabel="Body" ftType="richtext" ftImageArrayField="aObjectIDs" ftImageTypename="dmImage" ftImageField= "StandardImage" ftTemplateTypeList= "dmImage,dmFile,dmFlash,dmNavigation,dmHTML" ftTemplateWebskinPrefixList= "insertHTML" ftLinkListFilterRelatedTypenames="dmFile,dmNavigation,dmHTML" ftTemplateSnippetWebskinPrefix="insertSnippet"> <cfproperty name="aObjectIDs" type="array" ftLabel="Associated Media" ftType="array" ftJoin="dmImage,dmFile,dmFlash" ftShowLibraryLink="false" ftAllowAttach="true" ftAllowAdd="true" ftAllowEdit="true" ftRemoveType= "detach" bSyncStatus="true"> <cfproperty name="aRelatedIDs" type="array" ftType="array" ftLabel="Associated Content" ftJoin="dmNavigation,dmHTML" > -- You received this message cos you are subscribed to "farcry-dev" Google group. To post, email: [email protected] To unsubscribe, email: [email protected] For more options: http://groups.google.com/group/farcry-dev -------------------------------- Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/farcry
