=== WP-Filebase === Contributors: fabifott Donate link: http://fabi.me/donate/ Tags: filebase, filemanager, file, files, manager, upload, download, downloads, downloadmanager, traffic, widget, filelist, list, thumb, thumbnail, attachment, attachments, category, categories, media, template Requires at least: 2.2.0 Tested up to: 2.8.4 Stable tag: 0.1.1.2 Adds a powerful download manager supporting file categories, thumbnails, traffic/bit rate limits and more to your WordPress blog. == Description == WP-Filebase is a powerful download manager supporting file categories, thumbnails and more. Uploaded files can be associated with a post or page so the download URL, thumbnail and other file information are appended automatically to the content. Additionally the downloadmanager offers options to limit traffic and download speed. Some more features: * Arrange files in categories and sub-categories * Insert file lists in posts and pages (with Editor Button) * Automatically creates thumbnails of images (JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP) * Powerful template engine (variables, IF-Blocks) * Associate files to posts and automatically attach them to the content * Customisable file list widget * Hotlinking protection * Daily and monthly traffic limits * Download speed limiter for registered users and anonymous * Range download (allows user to pause downloads and continue them later) * Works with permalink structure * Download counter which ignores multiple downloads from the same client * Many file properties like author, version, supported languages, platforms, license ... You can see a [live demo on my Website](http://fabi.me/ "WP-Filebase demo") **If you want to report a bug or have any problems with this Plugin please post your WordPress and PHP Version!** **Note:** If you only want to limit traffic or bandwidth of media files you should take a look at my [Traffic Limiter](http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/traffic-limiter/ "Traffic Limiter"). == Installation == 1. Upload the `wp-filebase` folder with all it's files to `wp-content/plugins/` 2. Create the directory `/wp-content/uploads/filebase` and make it writable (FTP command: `CHMOD 777 wp-content/uploads/filebase`) 3. Activate the Plugin and customize the settings under `Settings->WP-Filebase` == Screenshots == 1. Example of three auto-attached files 2. The WP-Filebase Widget 3. The Editor Button to insert tags for filelists and download urls == Changelog == = 0.1.1.2 = * Fixes - for PHP 4 only = 0.1.1.1 = * Now fully PHP 4 compatible (it is strongly recommended to update to PHP 5) * Fixed a HTTP header bug causing trouble with PDF files and Adobe Acrobat Reader * New option *Always force download*: if enabled files that can be viewed in the browser (images, videos...) can only be downloaded (no streaming) * Attachement lists are sorted now * The MD5 hash line in the file template is now commented out by default * Fixed `Fatal error: Cannot redeclare wpfilebase_inclib()` = 0.1.1.0 = * Added simple upload form with less options which is shown by default * Fixed editor button * Changed editor tag box * Selection fields in the file upload form are removed if there are no entries * You can now enter custom JavaScript Code which is executed when a download link is clicked (e.g. to track downloads with Google Analytics) * If no display name is entered it will be generated from the filename * Removed the keyword `private` in class property declarations to make the plugin compatible with PHP 4 * Serveral small bug fixes * CSS fixes * Optimized code to decrease memory usage = 0.1.0.3 = * Added file list sorting options * Rearranged options * Fixed `Direct linking` label of upload form * Added HTML link titles of the default template (to enable this change you must reset your options to defaults) = 0.1.0.2 = * Fixed a HTTP cache header * Added support for HTTP If-Modified-Since header (better caching, lower traffic) = 0.1.0.1 = * Added download permissions, each file can have a minimum user level * New Editor Tag `[filebase:attachments]` which lists all files associated with the current article * Fixed missing `file_requirements` template field. You should reset your WP-Filebase settings if you want to use this. = 0.1.0.0 = * First version