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Upload Button on WordPress
- Thread starter Kayz
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Simple. Read the pup docs and apply it manually to the target editable box.
Simple. Read the pup docs and apply it manually to the target editable box.
Yes i was reading this earlier, it only works if somebody is going comment or write something in the editable box. I just wanted to add thr button to the front of my wp page
PUP always need an editable box (textarea) where to hook the post upload process (insert codes). If you want PUP in any given web page then you need an editable box where PUP will paste the upload results. From there, you can use a custom button and lots of stuff, but please note that is not a structured procedure and that you have to work with the provided documentation.