You need to enable/configure frontend uploading.
The easiest way to do this quickly is to go to the Photo Albums -> Settings admin screen and run the Quick initial setup procedure.
Great thanks! And extra thanks for the quick support 🙂
Where can i change that option later if necessary?
While we’re on the subject of user uploads Is it possible to do the following:
1. Display the upload form as a page, not a widget
2. Restrict frontend uploads to logged in users only
3. Display images uploaded by the current user only and provide a way for the user to delete them.
Many thanks for all your hard work so far on this plugin!
All table references refer to the current version: 5.2.8!!
Where can i change that option later if necessary?
In Table VII-B.
1. use shortcode [wppa type=”upload”][/wppa]
See also the documentation on shortcodes
2. Table VII-B4
3. [wppa type=”album” album=”#upldr,#me][/wppa]
See also This documentation and check Table VII-D2.
Wow, thanks Jacob. 5-stars indeed.
Hi Jacob,
I’m running the latest version but can’t find the Uploader Edit option as mentioned in the docs:
Starting at version 4.9.7 you will be able to edit your own photos if Table VII-B5(Uploader Edit) is checked.
On my version VII-B5 is “Upload moderation”.
Where is it wrong in the docs?
http://wppa.opajaap.nl/members/
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I found it in Table VII-C2! I have no VII-D 🙂
Hi Jacob,
Is there any way to make the upload form display right away rather than having to click upload photo to show the form first? I see that display: none; style is inline so i can’t override it with my stylesheet.
Use the text editor ( NOT the Visual !!!!! ) :
[wppa type="upload"][/wppa]
<script type="text/javascript">
jQuery('.wppa-upcr--1').css('display','none');
jQuery('#wppa-file--1').css('display','block');
wppaColWidth[1]=0;
</script>
It is assumed this is the first [wppa] shortcode on the page, else change the ‘1’ into ‘2’ or whatever ( 3 times ).
