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Minimum requirements for our plugin to work are WordPress 4.9+ and PHP 5.6+
Once activated, go to our plugin’s settings page under Media >> Upload to S3 from your admin dashboard. First of all, you need to configure your S3 access keys in wp-config.php file. After that, reload the settings page and start uploading your files.
Looks like you haven’t enabled CORS on your S3 bucket yet. Please follow this guide on how to do so.
Since version 1.2.0, you can permit other users to upload files to your bucket by define(‘SSU_CAPABILITY’, ‘capability’) in your wp-config.php file. Feel free to replace ‘capability’ with any WordPress capability. The default value is “manage_options”, which means only admin and super admin can upload files.
Since version 1.2.0, if you define(‘SSU_FOLDER’, ‘your-bucket-folder’); in your wp-config.php file, our plugin only displays all files under this folder.
That means you can easily view your file uploads without having to browse through all the bucket directories.
There is still an option to display the entire directories under your bucket as usual.
Once activated, go to our plugin’s settings page under Media >> Upload to S3 from your admin dashboard. First of all, you need to configure your S3 access keys in wp-config.php file. After that, reload the settings page and start uploading your files.
Looks like you haven’t enabled CORS on your S3 bucket yet. Please follow this guide on how to do so.
Since version 1.2.0, you can permit other users to upload files to your bucket by define(‘SSU_CAPABILITY’, ‘capability’) in your wp-config.php file. Feel free to replace ‘capability’ with any WordPress capability. The default value is “manage_options”, which means only admin and super admin can upload files.
Since version 1.2.0, if you define(‘SSU_FOLDER’, ‘your-bucket-folder’); in your wp-config.php file, our plugin only displays all files under this folder.
That means you can easily view your file uploads without having to browse through all the bucket directories.
There is still an option to display the entire directories under your bucket as usual.
Looks like you haven’t enabled CORS on your S3 bucket yet. Please follow this guide on how to do so.
Since version 1.2.0, you can permit other users to upload files to your bucket by define(‘SSU_CAPABILITY’, ‘capability’) in your wp-config.php file. Feel free to replace ‘capability’ with any WordPress capability. The default value is “manage_options”, which means only admin and super admin can upload files.
Since version 1.2.0, if you define(‘SSU_FOLDER’, ‘your-bucket-folder’); in your wp-config.php file, our plugin only displays all files under this folder.
That means you can easily view your file uploads without having to browse through all the bucket directories.
There is still an option to display the entire directories under your bucket as usual.
Since version 1.2.0, you can permit other users to upload files to your bucket by define(‘SSU_CAPABILITY’, ‘capability’) in your wp-config.php file. Feel free to replace ‘capability’ with any WordPress capability. The default value is “manage_options”, which means only admin and super admin can upload files.
Since version 1.2.0, if you define(‘SSU_FOLDER’, ‘your-bucket-folder’); in your wp-config.php file, our plugin only displays all files under this folder.
That means you can easily view your file uploads without having to browse through all the bucket directories.
There is still an option to display the entire directories under your bucket as usual.
Since version 1.2.0, if you define(‘SSU_FOLDER’, ‘your-bucket-folder’); in your wp-config.php file, our plugin only displays all files under this folder.
That means you can easily view your file uploads without having to browse through all the bucket directories.
There is still an option to display the entire directories under your bucket as usual.
There are 2 easy ways to install our plugin: