Jeremy Wallis

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in reply to: Document Category Editing From Front End #55978

OK, give me a couple minutes …

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in reply to: Document Category Editing From Front End #55962

Any progress?

in reply to: Document Category Editing From Front End #55856

I’ve not heard anything … can you let me know when to expect the deliverable for testing?

Thanks.

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in reply to: Document Category Editing From Front End #55629

Could you give me an idea of whether what I’m asking is possible (i.e. not highly convoluted requiring a large customisation effort).

Brief Use Case Info:

– I use WP Multi-site and each client buys a sub-site

– The sub-site will have users specific to that client, could be 30 of them but could also be 400 of them.

– Some users are leaders of the community they represent and have admin rights on the site. Hence they are allowed to add documents to folders.

– The majority of users on the site do not have any admin rights but they will have view / download rights for certain documents

– The folders I create (for ease of explanation) are called A, B & C and there are custom WordPress roles also called A, B & C.

– I need to be able to set permissions for the various roles to access the folders … and WPDM already does this, i.e:
– People with role A can only view files in folder A.
– People with role B can view files in folders A and B.
– People with role C are the admins and can view files in folders A, B & C.
– As mentioned, WPDM already does this without any issues.

– When they buy the site I setup the folders A, B & C for them with the role-based permissions all in place.

– Over time though and, this is where my requirement comes from for front end editing, the admins realise that they need their own set of sub-folders in folders A, B & C so as to give some structrure to their documents.

– I setup generic sub-folders when they first start but, eventually, they need to customise it for their own particular circumstances and so I have to go in and edit this for them, which I’d rather not do if they could do it themselves.

– So I would want for them to be able to add sub-folders within the preset folders A, B, C and for those folders to automatically inherit the viewing / download permissions of the parent folder.

– So when they go through the normal process of adding a document package and clicking the categories that can view it, they can see the top level A, B, C folders with the sub-folders that they created also shown

– I envisage a page that only displays the folder structure and allows you to add / edit it.

Let me know if that is possible without breaking the bank!

Thanks.

in reply to: Document Category Editing From Front End #55579

So if I set up the global level categories and set who has access to each one.

And then the front end user adds a sub-folder to one of these, do the access rights of the new sub-folder (& any documents that get added to it) get automatically inherited from the top-level folder?

in reply to: Document Category Editing From Front End #55569

Also, I assume this is still multi-site compatible?

in reply to: Document Category Editing From Front End #55567

Thanks for the reply.

Question on how this works.

At the moment I make use of categories / folders that I create as admin in the backend. I then control access to those folders using your category manager in terms of user roles in WordPress and use your front end ‘add document’ function to tick which categories / folders a file appears in when it is added / updated.

It is still important for me to be able to control document access to logged in users based on their roles.

Would this plugin allow me to:

(1) Custom create categories / folders (e.g. with names like Editors, Authors) and then, with your plugin, a front end user who has access rights could choose to add sub-folders and documents to those sub-folders and hence only Authors would be able to see what is in the authors folder etc?

(2) How do you control access to adding documents & folders? Does any logged in person have such rights or can I restrict it to just certain roles?

Thanks.

in reply to: Adding Documents in WPDM To Emails #55565

Thanks for the reply.

My use-case is not to be in the WPDM interface and decide I wish to email a file (although if there is a way to do that maybe point me to the link).

Instead it is on a custom form where I wish to add a document … is there a script that I can run that, when clicked, opens an interface to attach the link to a document stored in WPDM?

Thanks.

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in reply to: WPDM Directory Add-On #50588

To try understand things further I have just taken my localhost (on the Mac) installation, backed it up and done a full restore to the web server where it was working when you last checked things. Now that it is installed on the web server, it also does not work there. The login details to the site are as per the previous private post on this thread, if you could take look? Thanks.

in reply to: WPDM Directory Add-On #50583

Is there a forum where perhaps I can find someone else who has experienced something similar? Am really stuck.

in reply to: WPDM Directory Add-On #50560

Does the shortcode rely on any PHP features to be enabled on the server perhaps?

in reply to: WPDM Directory Add-On #50555

Any ideas on my last message about why the shortcode works OK on the web server (where you logged in and used a Test page) but same code does not work on a localhost on my computer?

The site on the web is simply a restore of the computer localhost version.

in reply to: WPDM Directory Add-On #50480

I’ve done as suggested and added the categories parameter in and, yes, it seems to behave as expected, that’s great!

Problem I have though is that if I run the page on the web server where you logged in, it works fine.

But that same page on my localhost Dev site, does nothing. It just prints the ‘title’ parameter but no packages display.

Any thoughts as to what might cause that to happen?

I have made sure I am switching to the correct user.

And I have tried it used straight on a WordPress page as well as in php code with do_shortcode.

This is why I asked above what you had done to edit any code (or updated an Add-On?) on the site in order to make it work.

Thanks.

in reply to: WPDM Directory Add-On #50429

Many thanks, that is basically what I was looking for but a couple issues remain:

– Does the shortcode you managed to get working, allow me to specify a specific category that only gets its last few packages displayed?

– If you have changed some code behind the scenes, how can I now replicate that on my Dev site? The site I gave you access to is a restore of my dev site that I use to provide access to yourself so you can help trouble shoot issues. But I now need to get that working on the dev site.

By the way, the reason I have no access rights set at package level is because I need to control access by category. My clients will be uploading their own packages and I cannot risk them suddenly making a package available to All Visitors (which was the default before you previously showed me some code edits to prevent that being the default).

And by the way, I need to get this working for client testing so would appreciate as quick a response as you can give.

Thanks.

in reply to: WPDM Directory Add-On #50282

Hey guys, this is losing me time on finishing a project big time.

in reply to: WPDM Directory Add-On #50259

Any progress on this one? I really need to get it working.

Thanks.

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in reply to: WPDM Directory Add-On #50159

Also, my other question, assuming I can get this shortcode to work … is whether packages would then display for the sub-categories of the selected (top level) category or just those directly under the top-level category.

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