Aaron F.

You guys are good. Thank you for the code snippet, can anyone else verify that this fixed the issue? I will implement it immediately if so.

Thank you!

PS – Andrew, can I offer a developer credit to your name?

Hi Jesset,

yes this is a feature built into the shortcode. Documentation has been removed with the addition of the new owners of the plugin. However, they will be instating new documentation shortly.

Hey there! This would be easy enough, you would jsut have to modify the path and add a PHP snippet to pull the current logged in users username.

This would allow you to still specify what folder to upload to, however the script would create a folder under the users name if it didnt already exist, within the folder you specified.

Its a little hard to explain, but definitely possible.

Hey there!

Thank you so much for the compliments regarding the plugin.

We are working on a newer version that will allow the placement of text both before & after the form.

In the meantime, have you checked out our documentation regarding the CSS classes already associated with the form elements?

All you have to do is add the CSS classes as outlined to your stylesheet, and customize as you see fit!

https://docs.radmediaco.com/rad-dropbox-uploader/

Stay tuned for an update to the plugin!

Cheers!
Aaron

Hi TheDeb!

You modify the temporary directory by going to the plugin folder, then “Classes” and opening “dropbox.class.php”.

Line 135:

$tmpDir = uniqid(”.$tmpUpload[‘path’].’/RAD-Dropbox-Uploader-‘);

Modify “”.$tmpUpload[‘path’].’/RAD-Dropbox-Uploader-‘”

Hope this helps!

Good news guys!

We have modified our core script to allow uploads to process going forward.

We will be releasing an update to the plugin in a few days which should resolve this issue.

Cheers!