msargenttrue

Rinat,

Thanks for the quick update. No rush on the next release, I’m fine with having the hack in place until the next version comes out.

Resolved

So, I was curious to see if this would work: I added a tiny hack to the plugin to give it a hook to allow modification of the $post_overrides array.

Before line 289 I added the following:

// Added filter to modify $post_overrides array
$post_overrides = apply_filters( 'fu_modify_post_overrides', $post_overrides );

Then I added the following in my functions.php to change ‘post_status’ to ‘private’:

add_filter( 'fu_modify_post_overrides', 'my_fu_modify_post_overrides', 10, 2 );
function my_fu_modify_post_overrides( $post_overrides ) {
  $post_overrides = array(
      'post_status'	=> 'private',
  );

	return $post_overrides;
}

I verified that post_status is changing to private, however the posts/attachments being submitted through the Uploader are still being published and don’t show up in Manage UGC. Am I missing something?

Thanks,
Mike S

Your half-awake coding skills aren’t half bad! 😉

Now it works exactly how I wanted it to. Great!

The only issue I noticed is that there was a typo in the variable name, on this line:

$clickable_links .= '<p><a href="' . $fu_download_link . '">' . $fu_download_links . '</a></p>';

I changed it so it reads:

$clickable_links .= '<p><a href="' . $fu_download_link . '">' . $fu_download_link . '</a></p>';

So if anyone is interested, we could call this mod something like: Retrieve Upload URLs on Redirect

I made a couple other little edits:

1) I added a Title to introduce the links: “URLs to Uploaded Files”.
2) The URLS are now outputted as unordered list items to improve the look.
3) I added a condition to check if the media_ids are set. It will now output a message if they’re not. Before I did this navigating to the redirect page by itself in the browser would output a PHP error.

So here’s the final code for functions.php:

add_filter( 'fu_upload_result_query_args', 'my_fu_upload_result_query_args', 10, 2 );
function my_fu_upload_result_query_args( $qa, $result ) {
	$qa['media_ids'] = isset( $result['media_ids'] ) ? $result['media_ids'] : array();
	return $qa;
}

add_shortcode( 'fu-display-links', 'display_fu_links_shortcode' );
function display_fu_links_shortcode ( $atts ) {
	$clickable_links = '';
	$html_before = '<h3>URLs to Uploaded Files:</h3><ul class="fu-uploaded-files">';
	$html_after = '</ul>';
	if ( isset( $_GET['media_ids'] )) {
		foreach( $_GET['media_ids'] as $attachment_id ) {
			$fu_download_link = wp_get_attachment_url($attachment_id);
			$clickable_links .= '<li><a href="' . $fu_download_link . '">' . $fu_download_link . '</a></li>';
		}
		return $html_before . $clickable_links . $html_after;
	}
	else {
		echo "<p>No files were uploaded to this page.</p>";
	}
}

And here’s what the shortcodes on my redirect page look like:

[fu-upload-response]

[fu-display-links]

Thanks so much for your help 🙂

1.) I’m not sure exactly what resolved this but I got it taken care of.

2.) I resolved this one by changing the name of the “backwpup-bc946a-temp” folder to “backwpup-bc946a-temp2”.