USP Pro Archive
USP Pro enables your visitors to submit many different types of files. In fact, as USP Pro is built using WP APIs, it supports any file types that are supported by WordPress. So continuing from USP Pro Custom Fields, this article explains how to set up the fields required for custom file types, and how […]
USP Pro makes it possible to create unlimited forms each with unlimited custom fields. Custom fields are automatically generated with each USP Form that is created. Each custom field accepts parameters to change its functionality and attributes. This flexibility provides the granular control needed to create virtually any type of form imaginable.
Here are some useful resources for getting up and running with USP Pro..
Here is a quick example of a form that allows users to quickly submit images along with their name.
USP Pro makes it easy to display textareas that use the WordPress RTE/TinyMCE/Visual Editor. Just add the [usp_content] shortcode to any USP Form and give it an attribute of richtext="on". This tutorial takes it further by showing how to enable WP Visual Editor with custom textareas, and even include multiple visual editors on the same […]
A slick way of handling user-submitted posts is to display them immediately on the same page from which they were submitted. This quick tutorial explains how to do it with USP Pro.
USP Pro version 1.4 released! Here is a summary of the changes..
USP Pro makes it easy to collect any sort of data with user-submitted posts. For example, you could add some custom fields to submitted posts to collect information such as telephone number, street address, favorite color, and virtually anything else that’s required. Then once the post is submitted, the additional information is attached to the […]
USP Pro version 1.3 released! Here is a rundown of the changes..
Quick tutorial for USP Pro about controlling which types of files are allowed in user-submitted forms. It is important to understand that USP Pro uses WordPress’ Media Library feature to handle submitted files. So the underlying functionality is the same regardless of where or how files are uploaded/submitted. In other words, files submitted via any […]