SkyDrive Downloader
- Last Update
- 12 July 2013
- Regular License
- $12
- Extended License
- $60
- Sales
- 6
Tired of download/upload, copy/paste of images throughout WordPress sites?
This plugin will enable you to have a common image repository available anytime, anywhere, using the SkyDrive cloud solution, and have it available directly on a WordPress Options Page.
You can navigate through all the existing images of any of your selected folders and get the image added to WordPress Media Library almost instantly!
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Current Version: 1.7
Updates
- Now with internationalization support (available in English and Portuguese)
- Added section in new post “Add media” dialog for adding items while adding posts
Objective:
- See all SkyDrive images directly in WordPress and add them to the media library in a single click.
Pre-requisites:
- Enable curl
- Own a publicly accessible url (e.g. www.mydomain.com)
- Create a Windows Live Application (https://manage.dev.live.com/)
- Create a SkyDrive account & folder with images (https://skydrive.live.com/)
In the background:
- Uses SkyDrive REST API to download JSON list of current user folders/folder contents
- Handles multi-layer authentication (Code Request, Access Token, Authenticated Requests)
- Handles object Download to temporary file system folder
- Handles object Upload to WordPress Media Library
Release Notes
v1.7
- Using dirname(FILE) instead of DIR to support older PHP versions
v1.6
- fixed admin url issues
v1.5
- fixed encoding issues
v1.4
- added section in new post “Add media” dialog for adding items while adding posts
v1.3
- fixed css/js includes
v1.2
- placed menu position on bottom to avoid overlaps
v1.1
- added I18n support
v1.0
- connect to the current user’s skydrive account
- show a list of existing folders (using https://apis.live.net/v5.0/me/skydrive/files/ as the upload_location)
- show a list of image files, when a folder is specified
- dowload images individually per click, getting them copied into the WordPress Media Library