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Files Upload Center - Upload Your Files To External Server
Developer Last Online: Jan 2009 
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Description
allow your users to upload files by a highly rules. which can be customized in your ACP for 3.5.x AND 3.6.x Features List: 1- Folder for each member or one folder to all members. 2- You can customize file size, type and the folder size. 3- Full statistics about each file uploaded, by who and the time. 4- Have the option to delet specifiec file or all files for specifiec member. 5- Any member can delet all files he uploaded. 6- Work with safe mode without problems. 7- You can choose specifiec member and give him the right to upload with any size or type. 8- Full information about every member using the uploading center. 9- You can make make any member folder : Unlimited 10- Giving the member (bbcode) to use it on his posts. 11- Customize a setting for each group. 12- Ban member when he try to upload a file that can cause to hack the site (php, htm, cgi) 13- Block specifiec members. 14- upload your files to AN external server. . 15- (NEW) Moderators control panel 16- (NEW) Real name even when you using the digital names. 17- (NEW) Description for uploaded files. 18- (NEW) Disable [tags]. 19- (NEW) 16 hooks location built-in. to use it in stores systems 20- (NEW) Upload from post,PM,newthread. 100% Valid XHTML 1.0 Templates  Installation: 1. Upload the contents of 'upload' to your forum directory. 2. Import product-uploader.xml into your products be going to Plugin System -> Manage Products -> Add/Import Product. 3. Create a directory called 'uploaded' (just make sure it has the same name as the directory in your settings) and make it writable and executable (777 permissions). 4. Go to your 'Usergroup Manager' and assign usergroups permissions. 5. Go to the 'Settings' menu under 'Files upload center options' in your admincp and fill them out accordingly. upgrade: 1. Upload the contents of 'upload' to your forum directory. 2. Import product-uploader.xml into your products be going to Plugin System -> Manage Products -> Add/Import Product with YSE in Allow Overwrite 3. Go to your 'Usergroup Manager' and assign usergroups permissions. 4. Go to the 'Settings' menu under 'Files upload center options' in your admincp and fill them out accordingly. Template Edits: Inside template 'navbar': Find:
Add Below:
Known Bugs: If you can upload files but you can't browse them, delete .htaccess in the folder uploaded Translations: 1-English Translation Ghanem . 2-German Trasnlation derblack . please click install if you installed this hack. so you can received the update. and to get support thank you. Regards. Download Now Only licensed members can download files, Click Here for more information. Supporters / CoAuthors Show Your Support
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#2
20 Apr 2006, 18:32
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1- Don't you ever disable Digital file names, it's too risk.
2- Don't you ever try to upload max then PHP Maximum Upload Size upload.GIF. 3- if you don't want your users to to display there IMG in anther site modify the .htaccess upload.zip, 4-if you want to enable flash tag use this flash-tag.xml 5- to make a user FTP click No members have liked this post.
Last edited by beebi; 14 Dec 2007 at 12:21. 
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20 Apr 2006, 18:33
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Screenshots - ACP
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Last edited by beebi; 09 May 2006 at 19:03.
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20 Apr 2006, 18:34
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Screenshots - forum
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Last edited by beebi; 09 May 2006 at 19:05.
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#5
20 Apr 2006, 18:55
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Great hack
 POSTED by BeeBi: Cpanel Users How-To make ftp account via site's control panel Open Your Cpanel ==> ftp manger Attachment 46405 You will see a list choose "Ftp Accounts" Attachment 46406 Then "Add Ftp Account" Attachment 46407 Login = enter here username as uploaded password = enter ur password quota = unlimited (make sure it's unlimited) directory = enter the full path to ur "uploaded" folder like /home/"ur username that u use it to log in to the cpanel"/public_html/"ur forum dir"/uploaded Attachment 46408
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Last edited by Developer; 23 Apr 2006 at 22:43.
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20 Apr 2006, 18:56
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Very Nice.
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20 Apr 2006, 18:57
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thx :banana:
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#8
20 Apr 2006, 19:02
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glad to see it finally in english
been using it for few months with out any prb Thank you very much
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#9
20 Apr 2006, 19:29
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This looks good, will check it out
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#10
20 Apr 2006, 19:35
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For starters, theres no reason to ever store attachments (of any kind) in a webaccessable folder.
It seems that you retain the original filenames? Why? It would be better to store the entrys filetype in the database and pass the fileinfo back in the headers and serve the file dynamicly, much like how vB already does it. Also, some filesystems have a limit of files/folders that they can store in a single directory, even with the /userid setting that could still get bad. Anyreason you don't just store the files with a more useable namespace, like userid_attachid.attach ?
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#11
20 Apr 2006, 19:39
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Originally Posted by Zachery
I like it this way
If u want it in the database use attachments system No members have liked this post.
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20 Apr 2006, 19:46
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Originally Posted by Developer
Please explain what that means.
*edit to add quoted text*
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Last edited by kall; 20 Apr 2006 at 20:04.
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#13
20 Apr 2006, 19:59
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very nice
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#14
20 Apr 2006, 20:02
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GOOD one.
About what Zachery said, I partly agree on that. But I take this hack as a public imageshack for our boards. In this case I believe its better having original names instead of an attachment ID'ed URL like the one in the attachmnets system vB uses. Just my opinion tho.
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#15
20 Apr 2006, 20:03
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Great Hack ..
Thanx beebi
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