markusklems

Sorry to hear… We will try to improve this feature.

Hello,

unfortunately, you can only embed the upload widget 1x per page for technical reasons.

Hi Naile,

sorry for the late reply. I do not regularly check the forum thread. Could your issue be resolved by now…?

Markus

Hello,

sorry for the late reply. In fact, if you use Dropbox, you can do this via our latest new feature: https://cloudwok.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/207445659-Organize-files-Renaming-Subfolders

best regards,

Markus

Hi Tony,

very sorry that you had this trouble and got no reply. Is the issue solved by now…?

best regards

Hi Izabella,

sorry for the late reply… The new way of embedding the plugin (with more customization) requires access to your WordPress MySQL database (to create a cloudwok table where the embed code is stored and retrieved from). In some WordPress installations, unfortunately, plugins cannot access the WordPress database to create a new table. In this case, you could only check if you can change the table permissions (make it read/writable) or use the old way of embedding.

Best regards,

Markus

Hello,

here are a few CSS examples: https://github.com/cloudwok/file-upload-embed/wiki/Customize-CSS

Does that help?

Hi,

if you embed the CloudWok HTML code via the WordPress “Settings” admin page, you can suppress the success message like this:

<div class=”cloudwok-embed” data-wokid=”WOK_ID” data-hide-upload-success-msg=”y”>
…
</div>

We are also currently working on making the success message more customizable via the widget configurator: https://www.cloudwok.com/developers More customization possibilities will be added over the next weeks.

Thanks for your comment ?? Have you seen the configurator for our widget? -> https://www.cloudwok.com/developers You can generate customized embed code and change colors and texts with a few clicks. Any feedback to improve usability is very welcome.

Btw: You can also see the wok ID if you click on “Actions” > “Overview”

Oh, I see the problem. Please do not use the alias as wok id. The wok id is only 4 letters that are generated by our system. Please enter (copy & paste) these 4 letters.

(if you go to https://www.cloudwok.com/user/list and click on one of the “Actions”, you will see the 4 letter wok id in the URL bar of your browser)

Unfortunately, we were not able to identify the source of this issue which seems to only occur in some cases. Could you send me info on your wordpress version and – if you use a hosting service – the name of the hoster? Then I will try to reproduce and solve the problem.

What should work in any case are the “old-style” shortcodes, like this:

[cloudwok wok_id=”YOUR_WOK_ID”]

Thanks for alerting me of the issue. Actually, it should work with much longer codes. Let me look into it.

Hello, you can build a “renaming” hook with javascript (as described, for example here: https://blog.cloudwok.com/2015/10/20/let-others-upload-files-into-your-google-drive-or-dropbox-through-ninjaforms/#more-484)

I am currently working on adding an easier configuration possibility and will release it as new configuration option on https://www.cloudwok.com/developers

Sorry, that there is currently no easier way to do this. I will update this support thread asap when I have added the configuration option to the widget configurator.

Hi, sorry but this is currently not possible. We are currently working on several feature improvements, so – unfortunately – I cannot promise that we can add a feature like this in the near future.