Marius L. J.

Add media to posts and pages (even Custom Post Types!) to quickly and easily generate download lists for your content.
<h4>Features include</h4>
<ul>
<li>Simple per-post management of downloadable media</li>
<li>Use the familiar WordPress media screen to upload or add files</li>
<li>Use a single shortcode, <code>[pamd]</code>, to add downloads to your content</li>
<li>Advanced users may call functions directly in their themes to implement download areas outside the post content</li>
</ul>
<h4>Advanced use</h4>
If you wish to make use of media downloads in your theme, you can call the <code>get_downloads()</code> function directly in the following way;
<pre><code>$pamd->get_downloads( $postID, $echo, $return_format, $target )
</code></pre>
All parameters are optional, and if no downloads are found the function will return false. The parameters control the following;
$postID integer
The ID of the post you wish to fetch, if none is provided the id form The Loop will be used
$echo boolean
Should the content be echoed or returned
$return_format string
What format should the list be returned in, the default is an unordered list
<ul>
<li><code>array</code> returns an array of the media</li>
<li><code>table</code> returns a table with the media</li>
<li><code>pamd</code> (default) returns an unordered list with the media</li>
</ul>
$target string
This attribute is only used if you are returning a table or the default behavior is left, and will determine the target attribute of the link

Post Attached Media Downloads

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Easily add media downloads to posts and pages

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ricardosimoes

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
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Automatically downloads and adds the file to the media library.</li>
<li>After the uploading is successful, you are redirected to the edit screen</li>
<li>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).</li>
</ul>
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<h3>Translation credits</h3>

LH Add Media From Url

It does not work when the URL contains spaces. Luckily I can change the URL so I can workaround the issue, but it would be much better if it worked out of the box with any valid URL. Five stars if you fix it.



It nearly works

Upload files from an url to wordpress media library, either enter file urls in an onsite input box or click a bookmarklet.

Post Attached Media Downloads vs LH Add Media From Url