klausbreyer

A handy little plugin for batch uploading pictures from your mobile phone into a wordpress posting. 
This is useful, because the mobile app often have some hickups when uploading a lot or large (or both) pictures. Through this plugin you can upload all of them from your mobile browser.
Given that you have LTE or a stable Wifi, there should be no hickups.
<h3>Debugging</h3>
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<li>If only one post is being created, but none or not all are uploaded: Depending on the server load, it may be helpful to increase the memory limit. It should be at least 100m, better 200m.</li>
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A handy little plugin for batch uploading pictures from your mobile phone into a wordpress posting.
This is useful, because the mobile app often have  …

ulfben

Upload Unziper let’s you upload zip-archives and have them extracted, each file properly attached to the current post.
It’s built upon and meant to replace James Revillini’s now-broken <a href="http://james.revillini.com/projects/just-unzip/" rel="nofollow ugc">just-unzip</a>, and expands on the original plugin in the following ways:
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<li>runs all files through WP’s sanitize filter to ensure valid filenames</li>
<li>does not attach duplicates</li>
<li>does not replace files with the same name</li>
<li>correctly deals with nestled directories </li>
<li>uses the latest WP core functionality and the latest PclZip version</li>
<li>and – perhaps most importantly – it works! 😉</li>
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In short – it’s a nice way to do batch uploading. I highly recommend you combine it with an <a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/mini-slides/" rel="ugc">inline image viewer</a> and a plugin to better <a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/custom-upload-dir/" rel="ugc">organize your uploads</a>.
<h3>TODO (help needed)</h3>
This plugin could do with a few options. As it is, it’ll always unzip archives and then delete them – which might not always be desired.
There are options for this already used in the plugin so it shouldn’t be a problem, but I just loath front-end development. Placing a few tickboxes in the ‘upload’-iframe would do the trick. If you’ve got a few minutes to throw something together, please email me or post a comment to this plugin.
Options I’d like exposed:
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<li>delete zip when done (default: true)</li>
<li>unzip and attach (default: true)</li>
<li>attach zip to post (default: false)Copyright (C) 2007 Ulf Benjaminsson (ulf at ulfben dot com).</li>
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Upload Unzipper

Extracts uploaded zip archives and associates all files with the current post.

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