Upload files to joomla

This works great if you are uploading one file, but browsers do not let you select and upload more than one file at a time Update Feb , Firefox 3. The most common way of selecting multiple files for upload is to use flash and javascript. The flash uploader in Joomla's media manager is based on Fancy Upload version 1.

As Fancy upload 2. Fancy Upload 1. Because of this it will likely work on any page with Mootools 1. Therefore we will be using SWFUpload in this article. Download the SWFUpload v2. Inside the file there will be a demos folder, and inside that a simpledemo folder. This is the example we are going to integrate into a Joomla component.

We need to add in the external links in the head of the document, put some javascript into the head of the doc, and put some HTML in our body.

Make a folder within the root of your components folder called swfupload, copy the.. Phoca Commander By Jan Pavelka. Phoca Commander is Joomla! J3 J4. FF Explorer By Mr. FF Explorer is file manager on joomla site. Glenn's Newsletters By Glenn Arkell. A simple module to show a listing of files in a particular folder within media manager which shows the file names as links. Version 1. It can also be used to list any directory with files beside an article.

Imagine you have a F. Paid download. ImageManager for Joomla! It also can list all unused images and delete them. This is a flexible file upload module.

It allows the administrator to specify a destination folder, and allows the user to upload files to it. The administrator can also specify how many files that can be uploaded simultaneously, as well as the text in the front end. You can even have more then one module of its kind on the same page. You can use it to access and modify the files and directories on your server via FTP or direct file access.

Download Manager By Shahnur Alam. You will need it in a minute. Finally, the link to the PDF file has been inserted into the article and you can save the article as you normally would. Tutorials Joomla core tutorials Open Source Matters. How to add a PDF file to a Joomla article. This is how you insert a PDF file using the Joomla core. When the file has uploaded, the Media Manager will alert you like this: You will see your uploaded file in the right hand side of the Media Manager: 2.

Create an article in Joomla in which to place the link. Add a title to the article and save: 4. You should create a text like "The PDF file" or whatever you would like as your link text.

Now, paste in the link you created earlier to your PDF file. Click "Insert". Now, all you have to do is to create a menu item linking to the article and you're all set.