WordPress Upload Files Anywhere

Installation

First download the plugin file zip file, then there are two ways for installing:
 
1) The best way to install is via the Plugins > Add New Plugins section in the Wordpress Backend.
 
2) You can also manually bu unzipping plugin file in /wp-content/plugins directory
 
Once the plugin is installed please activate.

Configuration

Through the WordPress Upload Files Anywhere -> Configurator it is possible to create the upload fields by which the user can upload one or more file. Each upload field has several option to restrict file type, size, set notifications and eventually create some extra input fields.

Upload fields

To create a new upload field

  1. click on the WordPress Upload Files Anywhere -> Configurator menu voice.
  2. In the new page, click the Add new button.
  3. Assign a name to the just created upload field and click on the Show options button to configure the options

That's it!

By clicking the Show options button you will be able to access further options to customize the field description, to restrict the accepted file types, file size, user roles that can access the upload area and much more

Input fields

For each upload field, you can associate some input fields. The types that can be created are

  1. Text
  2. Textarea
  3. Date
  4. Time
  5. Select/Multiselect
To do so, just use the special Input fields area, select the field type you wish to create and hit the add new button. Once created, set its options according your needs!

Frontend integration

The upload fields can be displayed anywhere. Just copy and past the shortcode you find in the configuration menu.

Backend

Through the All uploads page, you can check all the uploads performed according the existing upload fields. In the table you will see the name of the upload field, the date, the user name that perform the upload and his email.

On click, you will be redirected in the upload field details page. In that page you will be able to check the files, download them and eventually see the input data posted by the user via the input fields associated to the upload field