Button to add Upload plugin

Do you mean to have a second instance of the plugin on the same page? This is possible yes.

So if I understand right, the second instance is not visible. When the user presses the button it shows the second instance, he selects a file and uploads it. The uploaded image goes to a different upload folder.

Correct?

I suppose you want the button show up when the user uploads a file with the first instance first, right?

Please put the following code inside your page manually using the page editor, below the first shortcode:

<button id="wfu_instance2_button" onclick="document.getElementById('wfu_instance2').style.display = 'block';" style="display:none;">Upload Another File</button>
<div id="wfu_instance2" style="display:none;">[wordpress_file_upload uploadid="2" uploadpath="uploads/inbox2"]</div>
<script type="text/javascript">
if (!window["wfu_notify_server_upload_ended_orig"]) {
	window["wfu_notify_server_upload_ended_orig"] = window["wfu_notify_server_upload_ended"];
	wfu_notify_server_upload_ended = function(sid, unique_id, params_index, session_token) {
		var G = GlobalData[sid];
		if (G.upload_state == 0 || G.upload_state == 1)
			document.getElementById("wfu_instance2_button").style.display = "";
		wfu_notify_server_upload_ended_orig(sid, unique_id, params_index, session_token);
	}
}
</script>

Set the uploadpath attribute of the second shortcode to the one you want.

Update the page. You will not see any button or second upload instance at the beginning. When a file is uploaded, the button “Upload Another File” will show up. If the user presses it, the second upload form will show up.

Regards

Nickolas

please send me the URL of the page to check.

Nickolas

I do not see the upload form, do I have to be logged in?

Hi, please put the following css code inside the Custom CSS area of the visual editor of the plugin:

div#userdata_1_1 { height: 280px !important; }
div#wordpress_file_upload_block_1 tr { border: none; }
div#wordpress_file_upload_textbox_1 { margin-bottom: 6px; }
div#wordpress_file_upload_filelist_1 { margin-top: 6px; }

This will result to some changes. Let me know if this is what you want.

Regards

Nickolas

Hi, yes this is the subfolder feature. The Upload Path option defines the topmost folder. Then, using the visual editor you define a list of subfolders below the topmost folder. The user will be prompted to select a subfolder from the dropdown list. Then the files will be uploaded to that subfolder.

Try it and let me know if you have any problems.

Nickolas

yes of course, here it is and also for the requis text:

textarea#userdata_1_field_1 {
    padding: 10px;
    height: 200px;
}

label#userdata_1_label_1:after {
    content: '';
}

Nickolas