As you can see, form elements are represented by shortcodes, Each of them has set of attributes, e.g `id, class, name, value, values, type, description, minlength, maxlength.
This determines whether the form is saved as post custom post type, as media file, or as post with images.
In to WordPress whitelisted file types, Frontend Uploader also supports uploading of Microsoft Office and Adobe files, as well as video and audio files.
If you're experiencing any issues, you can set WP DEBUG to in your wp-config php or put in your theme's functions php to see what MIME-types you are having troubles with..
By default Frontend Uploader could be managed with 'edit posts capability, if you want to change permissions, this is the right filter add filter ). fu allowed mime types.
But since my website is listing website, the files uploading feature is incorporated in the Form itself and I need to display the video to the front end automatically.
It works, however 1 ) in certain versions of WordPress the ' Manage UGC tabs in the dashboard are empty, 2 ) the documentation is somewhat lacking, and 3 ) if you suppress default fields, it blocks reCaptcha as well..
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Bugfix fix blank page Manage UGC on Windows machines. = 1.3 * Add HTML5 attributes min, max, placeholder, readonly, disabled 1.2.2.
Feature allow overriding default form fields with customized inputs in the form. 0.7.6.
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