Easy File Uploader 0.8 for Joomla 1.5 - 1.6!
Date: 27 February 2011 | Posted by: pers111
This is a flexible file upload module. It allows the administrator to specify a destination folder, and allows the user to upload files to it. The administrator can also specify how many files that can be uploaded simultaneously, as well as the text in the front end. You can even have more then one module of its kind on the same page.
Main features:
> Upload files to a specified folder in the 'images' directory.
> Specify the maximum file size permitted to tbe uploaded.
> Specify the types of files, by MIME type, that are permitted.
> Customize the upload label and submit button texts.
> Specify the background color of the results block to match your theme.
> Upload multiple files simultaneously (Up to a maximum of 10)
> Customize your front end text
> Customize your file input variable, which allows to have multiple modules on a single page
> Provide the front-end user with the option to replace existing files on upload
Installation:
This module is designed for Joomla 1.5 or 1.6. To install go to the install/uninstall extensions page of Joomla Administrator and upload the package file. Then go to the Module Manager page and activate the module.
Usage:
To use this module as content in an article, first ensure than the loadmodule plugin (Content - Load Module) is Enabled. Second, give an arbitrary Position to the Easy File Uploader module, such as 'x_load', and configure the parameters. Thirdly, in the article, type '{loadposition x_load}'. Please ensure that the Menu Assignment is set to 'All' or to the specific article that it is to be displayed in. To control which types of users have access to this module, set the Access Level in the module.
To specify how many multiple uploads, go to the Advanced Parameters section, and choose from 1 to 10.
To allow more than one module on the same page, or article, give each of them a different arbitrary position. Then go to the Advanced Parameters section and specify a different Input File Variable Name for each of them. If they all have the same Input File Variable Name, it will cause any uploads to one module folder to show erroneous messages for the other modules.
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