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We are a small printing shop.

Our customers don't know how to use FTP software.

They need to upload big size(50MB~100MB) file sometimes.

They want us to build a easy uploader interface for them to use.

What I am looking for is:

  • We hope the interface can be very simple.

  • Each customer have it's own simple panel.

  • admin can deal all users file.

Is there any plugin or solution for this?

Thanks a lot!

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Not really, but implementing the uploader itself is the easy part, just use a basic PHP file upload input and bump the max upload size in PHP, those bits aren't WordPress related.

At this point after the changes in PHP you should be able to upload larger files to the Media page in the backend.

Should you want it on the frontend however:

This question will help you handle the file as an attachment once it arrives at the server ( see my answer for the modification he needs to his code ).

Adding data to an array in usermeta and displaying it in a loop

In the end you can end up with something like this:

http://filebin.tomjn.com/filebin/test-store/

Where each attachment is attached to a post of type filebin, and the filebin post has an upload form at the bottom when logged in

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Thanks you! Jacgo – jacgo Sep 4 '12 at 16:02

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