Let customers upload a file after completing an order and attach this to an order.

The WooCommerce Upload My File plugin allows customers to upload a file an attach it to an order. Once an Order is processed a button will appear in the order overview page and a file upload screen will appear on order-detail page.

The plugin adds a new side panel on the order detail page to allow shop managers to download the attached files.

For more information, check out our website.

Free version

This free version may be used as is. If you want more options and support you can buy WooCommerce Uploads for only € 35,00.

PRO version

With our PRO version it's possible to upload more than one file per product, whitelist or blacklist file types, let users delete files, get a preview of uploaded files and images (thumbs), specifiy file upload titles (example: Page 1, Frontside, Backside, etc). For a full list of features, please visit our website.

Features

• Upload customize your products
• Allow one upload per product
• Localisation: English, German, Spanish (not completed) & Dutch

Credit where credit is due: This plugin here is inspired and based on the work of patrickgarman, garmantech and the awesome "WooCommerce Pay to Upload" plugin!

This plugin is compatible with WordPress 5.0 and WooCommerce 3.5.x.

Can I contact you by email if I have questions about WooCommerce Upload My File FREE?

No, only customers who have purchased our PRO plugin may contact us by email. The WordPress.org forums are available for FREE users and we always answer as quick as possible.

Why are uploads not shown?

Uploads are only shown if: 1. The order status matches the required configurated order status in plugin settings. Go to WooCommerce --> Upload My File and select a required order status. 2. Uploads are enabled for a purchased product. For this go to Products, edit a product and hit the "Enable" checkbox in the "Upload Files" box (normally in the right column).

Is it possible to style the custom "My account template"?

Yes it is, you can place an override file in wp-content/themes/your-theme/woocommerce/myaccount/my-account.php, or just style it using your own stylesheet (CSS).

Where can I find the plugin template directory to find the my account template override?

Normally it is in wp-content/plugins/woocommerce-upload-my-file/templates/

Where can I find more information about this plugin?

You can find more information on our website.

Is it possible to upload multiple files

WooCommerce Upload My File FREE has only one upload box for one file. If you need to upload multiple files check out our website for WooCommerce Uploads.

What is the difference between the Free and Pro versions of this plugin?

You may use the free version as it is. When you buy WooCommerce Uploads you get a lot more options: allow more than one upload per product, white or blacklist file-types, let users delete files, default enable file upload for products and more. For a full list of features, please check out our website.

Why is there a PRO version?

We want to give everyone the opportunity to use and try our plugins, but if you want to get more options and access to our support section you can buy our PRO version. WooCommerce Uploads costs only EUR 35,00.

WooCommerce Upload My File

2017.10.10 - version 0.6.0

• Code fixes for future WC releases

2017.05.12 - version 0.5.0

• Several WC 3.0 fixes

2016.06.17 - version 0.4.0

• Fixed several bugs

2016.05.09 - version 0.3.9

• Made compatible with WooCommerce 2.6
• Fixed: Changed home to site url for download link in admin

2016.04.15 - version 0.3.8

• Fixed: get_formatted_legacy notice

2015.12.04 - version 0.3.7

• Tweak: dots (.) in filetypes are automatically removed for usability

2015.09.29 - version 0.3.6

• Fixed: Fixed bug on order template

2014.09.15 - version 0.3.5

• Fixed: Fixed bug when using WC 2.2.2

2014.09.01 - version 0.3.4

• Fixed: Several small bug fixes

2014.08.11 - version 0.3.3

• Fixed: The plugin is now compatible with WooCommerce 2.2.-bleeding and WordPress 4.0-beta3

2014.07.31 - version 0.3.2

• Fixed: Error when strict error reporting is enabled
• Fixed: Open a uploaded file in order overview also works on localhost now

2014.03.12 - version 0.3.1

• Changed & Added: A couple of language strings, so please update your translations.
• Fix: E-mail link will work from now - Please update your template overrides! We no longer use the template overrides in woocommerce-upload-my-file/templates/emails

2014.01.12 - version 0.3

• Ready for WooCommerce 2.1 (Tested on WooCommerce 2.1 Beta 3)
• Several small tweaks

2013.12.12 - version 0.2.6

• Changed: Minor layout modifications for WordPress 3.8

2013.12.06 - version 0.2.5

• Fixed: small bug fix on order number display

2013.07.29 - version 0.2.4

• Fixed: Several small bugfixes - thanks to kaykay84

2013.07.27 - version 0.2.3

• Added: uninstall.php which removes all plugin data
• Fixed: Several small bugfixes - thanks to Christian Habenicht

2013.07.16 - version 0.2.2

• Fixed: Several small bugfixes
• Added: German translation, thanks to Leo Filipczak.

2013.05.28 - version 0.2.1

• Changed: Corrected language string in file templates/myaccount/my-orders.php (Thanks to: Adam)

2013.05.28 - version 0.2

• Added default CSS

2013.03.29 - version 0.1

• First release

1. Install WooCommerce Upload My File either via the WordPress.org plugin directory or by uploading the files to the '/wp-content/plugins/' directory.
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.
3. Go to plugin settings under WooCommerce --> Upload My File
4. Select allowed file type, max upload size, required order statusses (VERY IMPORTANT!)
5. Go to a product and select the "Enable" checkbox under "Upload Files" (normally below your product images)

WooCommerce Upload My File settings



WooCommerce customized account template file (attached)



WooCommerce order detail page with upload fields



WooCommerce order detail page with uploaded files