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Tell me what you think about Simple File List. Tell me what you like, what you hate, and what you want. This plugin is what it is today because of feedback from my users.
Wordpress Plugin | Show a List of Files on Your Website
I want to hear from you!
Tell me what you think about Simple File List. Tell me what you like, what you hate, and what you want. This plugin is what it is today because of feedback from my users.
Already mention but nice to have either one or both.
Allow granting access to upload based on individual users (ie: username).
and/Or based on role e.g. Editor, Administrator etc.
Thanks James. Yes, a User Manager extension is in the works. I’ve had lots of requests for this functionality.
You can select a whole group of files and delete.
How about an option to move files?
Thanks, James
Yes. However the next version will change the file delete functionality. I did away with check boxes in favor of a smoother delete which will not require the list to reload.
If you have the Folder Support extension, you can move files to any folder. The next version will allow moving entire folders as well.
Love this plugin however one thing I would love to see added is an option to
copy the path to a link. So we would have Open, Download, Copy Link so when I need to refer to a file I can just copy the link with the full path instead of finding the file, opening it then coping the link from the address bar then closing it.
Thanks for the suggestion. Although most browsers have some sort of “copy link” as a right-click function. That’s what I use.
Mitchell,
I’m trying to set this plugin on two separate pages. One where users can upload files (without seeing other uploads) and one where others (via login/password) can view the uploaded files from a front-end (don’t need to upload. Download only). I’ve tried various settings on the shortcode, but can’t get anything to work like I want. Is this even possible?
Thanks.
Susan
Hi Susan. No problem…
1) Create a Page or Post for the file uploads only, then put this shortcode on it: [eeSFL showlist="NO"]
2) Create a new Page/Post for the file list only. Use WordPress’ built-in Password Protect feature.
3) On this page, use this shortcode: [eeSFL allowuploads="NO"]
That’s it.
Learn more about the shortcode usage.
I really appreciate the functionality and simplicity of this plugin. I have a large site with many editors, and sometimes multiple administrators. I’d love to see a native feature or an extension that allows for granting access to upload based on individual users (ie: username). Conversely restricting upload access to anyone else. So for example, one specific Editor and one specific Administrator could be granted upload access.
User Management is on the way. I hope to have this released Fall of 2019.
Hi Mitch
I am Girish, From Bangalore, India. I tried your plug in and i liked it. this is what i needed to manage my files for users in factory.
I want to have folder support. However i dont have a domain name. I have hosted WordPress side in the private network of the factory. I want to use your plug in for the sharing ISO documentation of the factory to the users. As the hosting is internal, i can not give domain name.
Please suggest how can i use your folder plugin. If you have a limited 30 days trial, i would like to showcase this to my engineers and encourage them to use.
Shall be waiting for your update.
thanks
girish
Please see my email to you Girish.