Use the maxsize and maxsizetype shortcode attributes. See the instructions on the shortcode generator or in the file up tutorial in the tutorials tab on the file away settings page.
ok man thanks,
i’ll set this top to resolved!
actually i had to re-start this topic..
when i post the shortcode, instead of showing me the boxes of the plugin, it shows the shortcode
its like that:
[directory base=”1″ makedir=”true” type=”table” directories=”true” paginate=”false” makedir=”true” flightbox=”images”]
[directory base=”1″ makedir=”true” type=”table” directories=”true” paginate=”false” makedir=”true” flightbox=”images” maxsize=”500″ maxsizetype=”500″]
what am i doing wrong?
thakns
directory is not a shortcode. maxsizetype takes m, k, or g. fileup does not take flightbox or paginate or directories or type. base=1 is the default so that’s not necessary. paginate=false will resolve to true; just remove the attribute. You only need makedir in the topmost of the two shortcodes. And once it’s already created (if it’s not a dynamic path) you can just remove it from the shortcode if you like. I also recommend you remove all spaces and line breaks between the two shortcodes to prevent WordPress adding a paragraph break between their output. I’m adding matchdrawer=”true” to the [fileup] shortcode so the upload directory will be whichever directory they have currently navigated to on the fileaway table. What you want is this:
[fileaway makedir=”true” type=”table” directories=”true” flightbox=”images”][fileup maxsize=”500″ maxsizetype=”m” matchdrawer=”true”]
