Hey @rio, good news, we have fixed it, please update the plugin, and enjoy it.
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Hi there @rio sorry for making you to wait, so on the issue which you faced is because you had two Uploaders into your page with the same names, you upload the files into one AWS Uploader but trying to receive the filesize from another one which is empty.
I changed the name of the Uploader which is in Pop-up Image Uploader and now you can see this. Now you have to change all the actions which create new content, for receiving the filesize from uploader B, not A.
I hope now you will have success if something went wrong let me know.
Hi, thanks for finding the cause of my issue. Although I did get the file size on my db, I see another issue regarding the actual file sizes.
I keep having the same numbers of kb just like this.
I uploaded two pictures at first.
Then, I see the wrong file size at the second attempt. I picked different pictures but the file size was exactly same as the first two pictures. And I keep having the first two pictures’s file size all the time.
I think it does not clear the cache of first uploaded pictures.
Does it make sense?
Really sorry about the delay here, firstly for missing the post about the issue.
We pushed an update for it with a fix. Please upgrade to latest version of plugin, refresh the app, place the plugin on page and give it a try.
Thanks for understanding.
@ZeroqodeSupport Plugin works great, but want to know if there is a way to specify which file within a bucket to upload to.
So for example.
Lets say I have an image I upload and is set to “uuid/filename”
The unique file is created and the file is added.
I now want to use that same file id to add additional images for the same user so that all files from a unique user are located in the same file, rather than all being added in the same bucket or the same file.
Thanks for reaching out!
We received same request on Zeroqode Forum and we’re working on there. We’ll update on the matter, asap.
Thanks understanding.
Is there an option yet for restricting access to authenticated read/write? Don’t see it on the documentation but thought maybe the plugin had been updated before the tutorial.
Would be happy to pay for this but secure storage is a must-have for me!
Thanks for reaching out and sorry for late response. Unfortunately, this plugin doesn’t implement an option to restrict the access to authenticated read/write.
After testing several scenarios using your plugin for the last 4 months, I finally found the issue that was causing me headaches. And it’s an issue that can cause big problems for Spanish speakers. I have found that when the filename contains an accent , the file cannot be deleted from the AWS bucket, and if you try to delete it manually form the S3 console it gives an error. Can you please take a look? It’d be great to solve it because it can increase a lot the amount of files stored that cannot be deleted, with the cost it can have in the long term.
Thanks a lot for your help!
Hello @levon, does this plugin allow you to transcode the videos uploaded? I’d like for users to upload lets say a 4k quality video and then when they are played back on the app it is a SD quality video ensuring most people can watch the video without interruption. If not, do you have a solution available elsewhere?
@hiyspyservices unfortunately, it is not possible to accomplish with our plugin because it is simply uploading and getting your S3 bucket files.
If you are interested in converting, perhaps you can use some other plugin on this matter, but we are afraid it won’t be possible to interfere with our one, because changing the video quality would require manipulations at code level, which is impossible.
I have the SAME question!
zerocode doesn’t seem to address this!
Let’s see who shows up to talk about this. I’ve tried Ziggeo in the past, and of course there’s always Vimeo… But I’d really like to be running my videos via AWS! AWS has transcoding services. However Bubblers are signed up to store our content and files on AWS via Bubble hosting… We can’t directly access AWS services unless we sign up for another account… (I’m getting a headache already!)
Thanks for reaching out. Unfortunately, it is not possible to transcode your uploaded videos via our plugin, as previously mentioned. Our AWS File Uploader is simply uploading your files to your S3 bucket, meaning there isn’t an option to choose how to influence your files on this matter on upload.
However, we’ve taken your feedback into account and will look into future possibilities of improvement, if feasible.