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Hi, I want the same feature. Did you solve this?

Thanks!

Erick,

I’m able to upload Zipped files over 5MB. Check if you can upload another files that are ‘application/something’, e.g.: RAR, 7z, TAR, GZ, etc.

Another thing to test:
did you try to send on different browsers?

Hi, just my 2 cents:

Rinat approach is correct. But if you don’t want to get any kind of issues, you have to assign a variable with your shortcodes. Example:

<?php
$fu = '[fu-upload-form class="validate" form_layout="post_image" post_type="post_image" title=""]'.PHP_EOL;
$fu .= '[input type="text" name="post_title" id="ug_post_title" class="required" description="Post Title"]'.PHP_EOL;
$fu .= '[input type="file" name="photo" id="ug_photo" class="required" description=""  multiple="true"]'.PHP_EOL;
$fu .= '[input type="text" name="name" id="ug_name" description="Customer Name"]'.PHP_EOL;
$fu .= '[input type="text" name="email" id="ug_email" description="Customer Email"]'.PHP_EOL;
$fu .= '[input type="submit" class="btn" value="Send Files"]'.PHP_EOL;
$fu .= '[/fu-upload-form]';

echo do_shortcode($fu);
?>

Cheers,

Hi, just for future reference:

On postrating-css.css, line 34:
.post-ratings IMG, .post-ratings-loading IMG, .post-ratings-image IMG {
border: 0px;
padding: 0px;
margin: 0px;
vertical-align:bottom;
}

I added/changed vertical-align: bottom;

Thanks for this great plugin!

Hi, Rinat!

Glad to help… I’m using your excellent plugin on my production site and works like a charm!

Thank you, thank you.

https://www.electricstudio.co.uk/2011/07/wordpress-download-counter-plugin/

Well… just to appologize… plugin author is answering on his blog:

Well… since plugin author seems don’t care about this, I’ve figured out a poor solution:

– On electric-studio-download-counter.php, line 617, change
‘/js/esdc-ck.js’ to ‘/js/esdc.js’

– On esdc.js change line 22 from e.preventDefault(); to //e.preventDefault();

This can be bad because this way turns on link following… but I can’t figure out any other way for now.

Hi, figured out what’s wrong:

After post, FU adds the response to the current URL.
If your are using default permalinks, like:
https://yoursite.com/?p=111
then FU will don’t work, because it adds ?response=fu-sent at the end of the current URL.
I’ve changed my permalinks to Post_Names, and finally get to work.

There’s an attribute of shortcode on FU that you can especify the response page.
success_page = “https://yoursite.com/yourpage.php”
if you don’t want to change permalinks structure.