Using e107:Content:Public Uploads

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How do I connect to the wiki ? Current Release 1.0.3 | e107.org | Download | Changelog | Forum | Plugins | Themes | RSS Feed of Latest Changes | Atom Feed of Latest Changes Third part of the e107 handbook Main page > I : First Aid > II : Development > III : Administration > IV : How To's > V : Plugin Writing > VI : Theming & Shortcodes Administrator guide e107 Admin Area Using e107 CMS Settings Cache Emoticons Front Page Images Languages Meta Tags Preferences Search Site Links Users Admin Password Administrators Banning Extended Fields Mail User Classes Users Content Banners Custom Content Overview Downloads Menus News Public Uploads Welcome Message Tools Maintenance Flag File Inspector Database File Manager Notify PHP Info Theme Manager Plugins Core Plugins Third Party Plugins Modify From here you can allow / disallow the ability for users to upload files and manage those files that have been uploaded. Upload List This is a list of existing uploads. You can see details about the files. Using the buttons on the right you can:- Clicking the link displays further information about the file and the links to view the file and a screenshot. Copy them to the Downloads Area. Copy them as a Newspost. Delete the upload. Options Set these options to control upload permissions. Uploads Enabled? No public uploads will be permitted if disabled Yes No Storage type Choose how to store uploaded files, either as normal files on server or as binary info in database. Note binary is only suitable for smaller files under approximately 500kb Flatfile Binary Maximum file size Maximum upload size in bytes - leave blank to use settings from php.ini (upload_max_filesize = 2M, post_max_size = 8M ) Allowed file types For security reasons allowed file types has been moved out of the database into a flatfile located in your admin directory. To use, rename the file e107_admin/filetypes_.php to e107_admin/filetypes.php and add a comma delimited list of file type extensions to it. You should not allow the upload of .html, .txt, etc., as an attacker may upload a file of this type which includes malicious javascript. You should also, of course, not allow the upload of .php files or any other type of executable script. jpg, png Permission Select User Class with permission to upload. For Security, do not allow guests to upload. How to add an article to the handbook