qrfolders

QRFolders Lite allows you to link a QR code to a document folder stored in Google Drive and present its contents on a clean, public-facing page. When the QR code is scanned, users are shown the current files in that folder, ensuring they always access the most up-to-date information at the point of use.
Folder contents can be updated at any time in Google Drive without changing or reissuing the QR code. This makes QRFolders Lite suitable for situations where QR codes are printed on stickers, labels, handouts, or embedded within PDF documents, whether those PDFs are automatically generated by the plugin or created separately by the user.
The QR code remains permanently linked to the folder identity, meaning printed QR codes continue to work even as documents are added, removed, or replaced.
Typical use cases include: 
– Equipment manuals and safety documents 
– Hire and rental documentation 
– Property or facilities information 
– Internal staff documentation 
– Customer handouts
QRFolders Lite focuses on stability and simplicity. Printed QR codes remain valid even when folder contents change.
<h3>Features</h3>
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<li>Create folders linked to Google Drive</li>
<li>Generate permanent QR codes for each folder</li>
<li>Display folder contents on a clean public page</li>
<li>Download QR codes for printing or sharing</li>
<li>Auto Generate PDF’s with your own text, showing the QR code</li>
<li>QR downloads use readable filenames based on folder names</li>
<li>Folder updates do not require QR reprinting</li>
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<h3>External Services</h3>
This plugin connects to external services to provide its functionality.
<h3>Google Drive</h3>
QRFolders Lite connects to the Google Drive API to display folder contents.
Data sent: 
– Folder identifiers required to retrieve file listings
When data is sent: 
– When a folder is viewed on the public-facing QR page 
– When folder contents are refreshed
Service provider: 
Google LLC
Terms of Service: 
https://policies.google.com/terms
Privacy Policy: 
https://policies.google.com/privacy
<h3>QR Image Generation</h3>
QRFolders Lite generates QR code images using an external QR image generation service.
Data sent: 
– The public QR URL associated with the folder
When data is sent: 
– When a QR image is generated for the first time
Service provider: 
QRServer (api.qrserver.com)
Privacy Policy: 
https://goqr.me/api/doc/privacy/
Terms of Service: 
https://goqr.me/api/doc/terms/
Generated QR images are cached locally on the site after creation.

QRFolders Lite – QR Code Folders for Google Drive

QRFolders Lite lets you create QR codes that link to folders of documents stored in Google Drive, allowing printed QR codes on stickers, labels, or PD …

Dan D

Dan’s Viewer for Google Drive was created when I was looking for a way to share files via Google Drive on my sites, in a way that allowed downloading, viewing, exporting, and hardest to find, the ability drill down into subfolders without leaving the site. I couldn’t find anything within my price range that fit what I needed, so I decided to create my own.
Dan’s Viewer for Google Drive displays files in a way that is mobile friendly, customizable via shortcode, and easy to style. No need to import files or manage them directly in WordPress. All you need is a public Google Drive Folder (or multiple!) and a free, easy to get API key.
Features
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Displays public drive document listings in a mobile friendly format
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Offers both View and Download Options, where appropriate
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Offers Export Option for Google Docs / Sheets / Presentations
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All options are configured via shortcode
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Allows drill down / up within folders without leaving the page
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Ability to store and use unlimited Google Drive Folders
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Shortcodes:
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Default Display <code>[dandrive]</code> (defaults to 1st drive)
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Optional Attributes Ex:<code>[dandrive drive=1 divid=mydrive height=400 width=300 rbutton=no]</code>
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drive= (number of the drive you want, defaults to 1 if not entered)
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divid= (id of the div your calendar is stored in, for custom theming. Defaults to random string to allow multiple per page)
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height= (maximum height in pixels, defaults to auto. If this is set, a scroll bar will appear if your div overflows. Enter a number only).
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width = (maximum width in pixels, defaults to 400. Enter a number only)
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rbutton = (no means don’t display return to initial folder button. Omit to display (default behaviour))
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For help creating an API key to use with this plugin, either check out the settings page in plugin, or the FAQ tab here.
To see other plugins like this, or tips on how these are built, check out <a href="https://blog.dandulaney.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">my site</a>.
Thanks to Mike @ <a href="https://guides.wp-bullet.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">WP Bullet Guides</a> for the banner and icon.
<h3>Dependencies and Liscencing</h3>
Depends on Google Drive’s JavaScript API v4

Dan's Viewer for Google Drive

Nice work integrating Google Drive with WordPress, the best I tested so far. I would give it 5 stars if it had translation support, which for me is mandatory in 2016.

Great integration, lacks translation support

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