A single list of 60000 images does not sound very user friendly to me. I think I would try to implement a search provider for the content provider, and make the editors search for the images instead of just browsing.

Here's an example on how to make a search provider for a content provider (sorry for the badly formatted code - it looked good in 2014!): http://world.episerver.com/blogs/Per-Magne-Skuseth/Dates/2014/11/content-providers-101--part-iii-finishing-touches/

Hi Per Magne Skuseth

I have followed your tutorial and was able to create the csutom content provider. Thanks for that however, i am not able to generate the url using @Url.ContentUrl(content.ContentLink) it always comes out as empty and i am also not able to dgar this custom content to LinkItemCollection.

Do you have any idea how can i genereate the url using @Url.ContentUrl?

Is your content inheriting ImageData or MediaData?

Hi Per Magne Skuseth,

It inherits from ContentBase they are not media object.

Cheers

In your original question you stated that you need to create a content provider for images, so I guess your best approach would be to either use a new type (or existing class if you have one) that inherits ImageData.

However, if you for some reason don't want to do that, you will have to implement IRouteable on your custom content - if I recall correctly.

Hi Per Magne Skuseth 

Apologies for late reply, I will try with the IRouteable and will let you know.

Hi Per Magne Skuseth 

Do you know if i can have content provider per site. In our system we have 10 different sites and my root folder is inside SiteAssetsRoot. The issue is EPiserver is caching the one content provider for each site.

Let say if i have 10 site 

Site 1

Site 2

Site 3

.

.

.

Site 10

If I load Site 3 first then all of the Site will point to root folder of Site 3 as Content Provider has been cached. Do you know how can i resolved the issue?

Cheers