A file's ID is its unique identifier. It is a read-only property.
It's good practice to save all of a file's properties in your code when you retrieve them.
A file's ID must be retrieved programmatically. It can't be retrieved through the editor or media manager. There are several functions that include fileId
in their response:
A folder's ID is its unique identifier. It is a read-only property.
A folder's ID must be retrieved programmatically. It can't be retrieved through the editor or media manager. There are several functions that include folderId
in their response:
A file's or folder's parent folder ID tells us in which folder it is located. Usually, a parent folder ID will be a string of random letters and number, for example '7984b3c5454e4371aqbd4f4eedde96bc'
. However, there are 3 parent folders whose IDs look different (these are their IDs):
'media-root'
- this folder contains all files and folders in the root level of the Site Files tab in the media manager.'visitor-uploads'
- this folder contains all files and folders in the root level of the Visitor Uploads tab in the media manager.'trash-root'
- this folder contains all files and folders in the root level of the Trash tab in the media manager.