Email Before Download vs LH Add Media From Url

6.x Release is Here! After a hiatus from EBD development, a community member has reached out and partnered with us to breathe life back into EBD! We have recently made updates to fix issues and enhance capabilities of EBD. Stay tuned for more to come in EBD v6.x and above! Email Before Download (EBD) presents your users with a form where they submit information, like their name and email address, prior to receiving a download. This plugin integrates with the popular Contact Form 7 and WordPress Download Monitor plugins, allowing you to create any form you like and manage/monitor your file downloads. You can also EXPORT a list of users that have downloaded files from the plug-in’s settings page. Prior to installing Email Before Download, please confirm each of the dependent plugins is already installed and working independently. As an option, you can configure Email Before Download to: Display a link to your file directly under the contact form once it is submitted. This happens dynamically, inline of your post/page. Send the user an email with a link and/or attachment to download your file. Both #1 and #2 Plugin Homepage with Live Demos and Test Download | Support Forums | Customer Feedback Page Usage Note: You can see screenshots at https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/email-before-download/screenshots/ Create a contact form used by Email Before Download using Contact Form 7 and note the Contact Form ID Upload a file using Download Monitor and note the Download ID Navigate to the Post (or Page) you wish to include Add the following short code using the IDs collected in the first two steps [email-download download_id=”X” contact_form_id=”Y”] Plugin Homepage with Live Demos and Test Download: http://www.mandsconsulting.com/products/wp-email-before-download Please use the Support Forums for any questions and issues. Sometimes other users can help you as well.

This plugin allow you to grab image from remote url and save into your own word press media library. By doing so, you never worried if the remote image was removed by its owner. This also save you steps to download the image to local computer and upload again to your own WordPress. There is also a JavaScript bookmarklet that helps to automate the process if you are surfing the internet and find something you would like to add to the library Features Automatically downloads and adds the file to the media library. After the uploading is successful, you are redirected to the edit screen Once the bookmarklet is installed you don’t even need to copy and paste a url (just navigate to the url and select the bookmark). Like this plugin? Please consider leaving a 5-star review. Love this plugin or want to help the LocalHero Project? Please consider making a donation. Translation credits