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a simple way would be to set a cookie with a timestamp when they submit the form, then check for the cookie and valid timestamp when they hit the url to download the file. a more complicated process would be to generate a unique url key for each user, put that in a db table … Read more

If i where you i would read the folder where the zip a $path=”/path/to/extract”; $file=”/path/to/zip.zip”; unzip_file( $file, $path ); $files = scandir($path); $files = array_diff(scandir($path), array(‘.’, ‘..’)); // removes empty spots from the array and then do what you want with the files. File names are in the $files array. foreach ($files as $key => … Read more

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Tom has a good point. I wouldn’t suggest anyone to do this. However… Here’s how I previously did it 😉 It’s quite extensive, though. Step 1 – Cut a hole in the box Add a file called ‘custom-upload-file.php’ in your WordPress theme-folder, and add this to it: <?php // Getting the header to get WordPress-functions … Read more

If, on your wp-content/uploads directory, 755 doesn’t work, but 775 does it means that the group example.com already contains the ‘php user id’, so you don’t need to do anything else. More specifically, the web server process (like apache or nginx) both serves your files and runs PHP, so ‘php user id’ really means (is … Read more

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