error – SyntaxError: Unexpected token

You well have to try and explain better please.

What do you mean by “work from public” ?

Please also post the short code you are using.

What do you mean by “work from public” ?

I think about when I want to upload files as a public user with public status, without logging in my WP.

Please also post the short code you are using.

[wtf_fu_upload]

I have this option:

deny_public_uploads "No" (option)
"Restrict access to logged in users only. WARNING ! Do not uncheck this feature unless you have other 3rd party plugins that are protecting access to your pages, have implemented your own conditional logic around your embedded wtf-fu shortcodes, or you understand the risks and really do want to allow ANY user to be able to upload files to your site."

I just tried that here and it worked for me.
Without being able to reproduce it I can only suggest a few things to try.

1) Are you using the latest version of the plugin version 3.0.1 ?

2) check if the wp-content/uploads/public got created
this is the directory used for public uploads. If it is not there try creating it manually.

2) set use_public_dir = “yes” as well as deny_public_uploads “No”

As a side issue it is better to specifically assign attributes rather than change the global defaults unless you want to have ALL shortcode instances have this behavior.

i.e. set the default page back to use_public_dir = “no” and deny_public_uploads “yes” then specify these attributes in the short code like this

[wtf_fu_upload deny_public_uploads="0" use_public_dir="1"]

Lynton

Tanks for reply and thank you for your patience:

Are you using the latest version of the plugin version 3.0.1 ?

[yes, was done before]

check if the wp-content/uploads/public got created

[yes, was done before]

set use_public_dir = “yes” as well as deny_public_uploads “No”

[yes, was done before]

As a side issue it is better to specifically assign attributes rather than change the global defaults unless you want to have ALL shortcode instances have this behavior.

i.e. set the default page back to use_public_dir = “no” and deny_public_uploads “yes” then specify these attributes in the short code like this

[ I don’t understand this rule, because i think (maybe wrong) that settings may be only GLOBAL for every page same, does mean same rules in settings are for every page on my website, so when I change attributes in settings from ‘use_public_dir = “yes” and deny_public_uploads “no”‘ to ‘use_public_dir = “no” and deny_public_uploads “yes”‘ it update in settings will be global rule for all pages ? ]

btw
files from upload are on ftp, but yet the error message…

Settings in setting page are global but are overridden by attributes that are explicitly added in the short code. Either way should work though.

As I can’t duplicate your problem I don’t have any thing further to suggest.

Maybe try switch to a different theme and see if it still occurs.

Closing this as there is nothing else I can add on this one.
If you are still having issues and can provide additional information or a link to the problem on a live site, I can try and look further into it.