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To use this plugin, you need to first add a shortcode to your page. Once the shortcode is added, you can then click on the “Take Picture” button to capture an image using your webcam. After taking the picture, click on the “Upload” button, which will upload the image to the WP media library.
Using the “web_cam_media_id” hook, you can retrieve the media ID of the uploaded image. This media ID can be used to customize various features, such as uploading an avatar image, setting a product image, getting product image feedback, and many more.
It is important to note that this plugin is designed to provide a simple and efficient way to upload images using your webcam, and can be customized based on your specific requirements. By using the web_cam_media_id hook, you can easily integrate this plugin into your WordPress website and enhance its functionality.
If you need to use the webcam image upload feature on multiple pages or forms within your WordPress website, you can pass a unique slug in the shortcode for each instance. This allows you to differentiate between the various pages or forms and customize the behavior of the plugin accordingly.
Once the user takes a picture and uploads it using the plugin, the “web_cam_media_id” action hook is triggered. This hook passes the media ID of the uploaded image as a parameter to any function that is registered to listen for this action.
web_cam_media_id use this action to get capture image id on function.php file
Shortcode to use: <code>[web-cam]</code>
Parameters used within shortcode: 
– <code>slug</code>
For example: <code>[web-cam slug="unique-slug"]</code>
add_action(‘web_cam_media_id’,’get_media_id’); 
function get_media_id($value){ 
 if($value[‘slug’] == ‘home-page’){ 
 print_r($value[‘media_id’]); // if you need only media id 
 $image_url = wp_get_attachment_url($value[‘media_id’]); 
 print_r($image_url); // if you need url of media image 
 } 
 if($value[‘slug’] == ‘contact-page’){ 
 //your custome code to handle media 
 } 
}
you can also design it using css or change the place of button using css
For example: if you want to change the take image button’s background-color
web_cam is is base id
web_cam .takeimage{
<pre><code>background-color: 'black';
</code></pre>
}
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<h4>Which browsers does it support?</h4>
PC / Mac: 
– Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera, Edge, All Modern Browser
Mobile Os: 
– Android, IOS

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Webcam Addon for Contact Form 7 is a lightweight plugin that enables site visitors to take a snapshot with their webcam or phone camera and send that image along with their Contact Form 7 submission.
Key features: 
* Easy shortcode: add <code>[camera]</code> anywhere in your Contact Form 7 form to show the camera UI. 
* Captured image is embedded in the email sent by Contact Form 7. 
* Mobile and desktop compatible (uses device camera when available). 
* Minimal setup — no external services, images are embedded in email as an <code><img /></code> tag.
<h3>Usage</h3>
1) Place [camera] inside your Contact Form 7 form where you want the camera widget to appear.
Example form:
 Your name 
 [text* your-name] 
 Your email 
 [email* your-email] 
 Subject 
 [text* your-subject] 
 Message (optional) 
 [textarea your-message] 
[camera]
[submit “Submit”]
2) Mail tab example (use HTML content type):
Name: [your-name] 
Email: [your-email] 
Message: [your-message] 
Image:

<h3>Support</h3>
If you need help, please open a support thread on the plugin page or contact me via my Upwork profile: https://www.upwork.com/freelancers/~018f06972fe4607ad0

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