Easily submit posts and images from the front-end of your site.

Noted That:

To install correctly this user-submitted-posts.zip.
Fisrt Download the user-submitted-posts.zip to your computer
Extract/Open user-submitted-posts.zip to Your Computer.
Then, Find readme.txt file inside user-submitted-posts.zip and Open readme.txt.
Now, Read the Requirements of this plugin. Which Wordpress Version and PHP Version are required to run this Plugin in Your Wordpress Site.
Then, Follow the the Tips Below.

Start the Tips:

1. First Download "user-submitted-posts.zip" Plugin to your Local Computer. (Click Download)

2. Then, Login to your "yourdomain.com/wp-admin" Dashboard.

3. Then, Click on "Plugins" + "Add New" from left sidemenu of Dashboard.

4. Now, Click on "Upload Plugin" button.

5. Now, Browse "user-submitted-posts.zip" Downloaded plugin from your computer, Where you downloaded user-submitted-posts.zip According to Step – 1 Above then, click on "Install Now"

6. Now, Click on "Active Plugin"

7. Then, See left sidemenu. "User Submitted Posts" folder is added on left sidemenu. Now, Click on "User Submitted Posts" folder.

Noted that: If you do not see "User Submitted Posts" folder on left sidemenu then, see at left sidemenu "Settings" or "Tools".

8. Now you configure yourself oR Watch video tutorial below about User Submitted Posts Configurtions and Settings or How to work "User Submitted Posts" in your WordPress site.

After Activated Plugin According to Step-6 then,

Go to "Plugins" + "Installed Plugin" from Wordpress Admin Panel Leftside Menu.
or Direct go to: https://yourdomain/wp-admin/plugins.php
Then, Find "User Submitted Posts" Activated Plugin from Plugin List.
Then, Click on "Settings" from Plugin that is User Submitted Posts
Now, Edit/Add/Config the setting and Click on "Save Changes" button,

Guide

Guide
How to install the plugin Upload the plugin to your blog and activate Configure your options via the plugin settings Display the form via shortcode or template tag More info on installing WP plugins How to use the plugin To display the form on any WP Post, Page, or widget, add the shortcode: `[user-submitted-posts]` Or, to display the form anywhere in your theme, add the template tag: Customizing the form There are three main ways of customizing the form: Plugin settings, you can show/hide fields, configure options, etc. Custom form template (see “Custom Submission Form” for more info) By using USP action/filter hooks (advanced) USP Hooks: `Filters: usp_post_status usp_post_author usp_form_shortcode usp_mail_subject usp_mail_message usp_new_post usp_input_validate usp_require_login usp_default_title Actions: usp_submit_success usp_submit_error usp_insert_before usp_insert_after usp_files_before usp_files_after` Check out the complete list of action hooks for User Submitted Posts More info about WordPress Actions and Filters Custom Submission Form Out of the box, User Submitted Posts provides a highly configurable submission form. Simply visit the plugin settings to control which fields are displayed, set the Challenge Question, configure submitted images, and much more. There are situations, however, where advanced form configuration may be required. In order to allow for this, USP makes it possible to create a custom submission form. Here are the steps: First, copy these two plugin files: `/user-submitted-posts/resources/usp.css /user-submitted-posts/views/submission-form.php` Then, paste those two files into a directory named `/usp/` in your theme: `/wp-content/themes/your-theme/usp/usp.css /wp-content/themes/your-theme/usp/submission-form.php` Lastly, visit the plugin settings and change “Form style” to “Custom Form + CSS”. You now may customize the two files as desired; they will not be overwritten when the plugin is updated. For help with making basic changes to the custom form, check out the USP FAQs at Perishable Press. Alternately, you can set the option “Form style” to “HTML5 Form + Disable CSS” to use the default USP form along with your own CSS. FYI: here is a list of USP CSS selectors. Or, to go further with unlimited custom forms, check out USP Pro ???? Displaying submitted posts User-submitted posts are handled by WordPress as regular WP Posts. So they are displayed along with your other posts according to your theme design. Additionally, each submitted post includes a set of Custom Fields that include the following information: `is_submission` – indicates that the post is a user-submitted post `user_submit_image` – the URL of the submitted image (one custom field per image) `user_submit_ip` – the IP address of the submitted-post author `user_submit_name` – the name of the submitted-post author `user_submit_url` – the submitted URL `usp_custom_field` – configurable Custom Field There are numerous ways to display these Custom Fields. The easiest way is to visit the plugin settings and configure the options available under “Auto-Display Content”. There you can enable auto-display of submitted email address, URL, and images. Note that submitted images also are uploaded to the WP Media Library. For more flexibility, you can use a variety of WP Template Tags (e.g., get_post_meta()) to display Custom Fields. Here are some tutorials for more information: WordPress Custom Fields, Part I: The Basics WordPress Custom Fields, Part II: Tips and Tricks And here are some tutorials that may help with custom display of submitted images: Display all images attached to post Display images with links Also, here is a Helper Plugin to display Custom Fields. It originally is designed for use with USP Pro, but also works great with the free version of USP. Auto Display Images To automatically display submitted images on the frontend, visit the plugin settings, “Images Auto-Display” and select whether to display the images before or after post content. Save changes. Featured Images To set submitted images as Featured Images (aka Post Thumbnails) for submitted posts, visit the plugin settings, “Image Uploads” and check the box to enable “Featured Image”. Save changes. Shortcodes User Submitted Posts provides a set of useful shortcodes. Check out the “Display the Form” panel in the plugin settings for examples and more information. [user-submitted-posts] : displays the form on any Post or Page [usp-login-form] : displays a login/register/password form [usp_display_posts] : displays list of all submitted posts [usp-reset-button url="https://example.com/"] : displays a button to reset the form [usp_access cap="read" deny=""][/usp_access] : limits access to specific user capability [usp_visitor deny=""][/usp_visitor] : limits access to visitors (not logged in) only [usp_member deny=""][/usp_member] : limits access to logged-in users Here is more info about these shortcodes: `[user-submitted-posts]` Displays the post-submit form. This shortcode does not accept any attributes. `[usp-login-form]` Displays the login/register/password form. This shortcode does not accept any attributes. To add Google reCaptcha to the form, you can use any good reCaptcha plugin. Here are a few examples: reCAPTCHA Lite Smart Captcha (reCAPTCHA) reCaptcha by BestWebSoft These are not endorsements for these plugins. They have been tested and work with the USP login/register/password form. `[usp_display_posts]` Displays a list of all submitted posts. This shortcode accepts two optional attributes, “userid” and “numposts”. Examples: [usp_display_posts] : default displays all submitted posts by all authors [usp_display_posts userid="current"] : displays all submitted posts by current logged-in user [usp_display_posts userid="1"] : displays all submitted posts by registered user with ID = 1 [usp_display_posts userid="Pat Smith"] : displays all submitted posts by author name "Pat Smith" [usp_display_posts userid="all"] : displays all submitted posts by all users/authors [usp_display_posts userid="all" numposts="5"] : limit to 5 posts from all users So the shortcode attributes can be used to customize the post list as desired. Note that the Pro version of USP provides many more options for the display-posts shortcode. `[usp_gallery]` Note: This shortcode works only when added to a submitted post. It does nothing when added anywhere else. Displays a gallery of all submitted images for the current post. Customize via the following attributes: $size = image size as thumbnail, medium, large or full -> default = thumbnail $before = text/markup displayed before the image URL -> default = {a href='%%url%%'}{img src=' $after = text/markup displayed after the image URL -> default = ' /}{/a} $number = the number of images to display for each post -> default = false (display all) $postId = an optional post ID to use -> default = false (uses global/current post) Notes: Use curly brackets to output angle brackets Use single quotes in before/after attributes Can use %%url%% to get the URL of the full-size image Check out the source code inline notes for more info `[usp-reset-button]` Displays a button to reset the form. Accepts the following attributes: `class = classes for the parent element (optional, default: none) value = link text (optional, default: "Reset form") url = the URL where your form is displayed (required, default: none) custom = any attributes or custom code for the link element (optional, default: none)` Note that the `url` attribute accepts `%%current%%` for the current URL (useful when the form is displayed in the sidebar). `[usp_access]` Limits access to specific user capability. Example: `[usp_access cap="read"] Content for users that have "read" access [/usp_access]` The `cap` attribute specifies the required capability or capabilities (comma-separated). This shortcode also accepts an optional `deny` attribute. The `deny` attribute displays a message to users who are denied access. Tip: to include markup in the deny message, you can use `{tag}` to display . Check out the “Display the Form” panel in the plugin settings for examples and more info. `[usp_visitor]` Limits access to visitors (not logged in) only. Example: `[usp_visitor] Content for for users who are not logged in [/usp_visitor]` This shortcode accepts an optional `deny` attribute. The `deny` attribute displays a message to users who are denied access. Tip: to include markup in the deny message, you can use `{tag}` to display . Check out the “Display the Form” panel in the plugin settings for examples and more info. `[usp_member]` Limits access to logged-in users. Example: `[usp_member] Content for for users who are logged in [/usp_member]` This shortcode accepts an optional `deny` attribute. The `deny` attribute displays a message to users who are denied access. Tip: to include markup in the deny message, you can use `{tag}` to display . Check out the “Display the Form” panel in the plugin settings for examples and more info. Template tags User Submitted Posts provides a set of useful template tags: /* Display the Post-Submission Form Usage: / user_submitted_posts() / Display the Login/Register/Password Form Usage: / usp_login_form() / Display a configurable list of submitted posts Usage: / usp_display_posts() / Check if post is a submitted post Returns true or false Usage: / usp_is_public_submission() / Get all image URLs Returns an array of image URLs that are attached to the current submitted post Usage: / usp_get_post_images() / Display all images Outputs a set of tags for images attached to the current submitted post Usage: Parameters: $size = image size: thumbnail, medium, large or full -> default = full $beforeUrl = text/markup displayed before each image URL -> default = $numberImages = number of images to display for each post -> default = false (display all) $postId = an optional post ID to use -> default = uses global post / usp_post_attachments() / Display submitted author name and URL This tag displays one of the following: - The author's submitted name as a link (if both 'User Name' and 'User URL' fields are included in the form) - The author's submitted name as plain text (if 'User Name' is included in the form, but 'User URL' is not included) - The author's registered username as a link to the author's post archive (if 'User Name' is not included in the form) Usage: / usp_author_link() / Get an array of image URLs, wrapped in optional HTML Syntax: Usage: Parameters: $size = image size as thumbnail, medium, large or full -> default = thumbnail $before = text/markup displayed before the image URL -> default = {img src=" $after = text/markup displayed after the image URL -> default = " /} $number = the number of images to display for each post -> default = false (display all) $postId = an optional post ID to use -> default = false (uses global/current post) Notes: For $before/$after parameters, use curly brackets instead of angle brackets, for example: usp_get_images('thumbnail', '{img src="', '" /}'); // results in each image URL wrapped like: For $before/$after parameters, use %%url%% to get the URL of the full-size image, for example: usp_get_images('thumbnail', '{a href="%%url%%"}{img src="', '" /}{/a}'); // outputs for each image: / usp_get_images() These template tags should work out of the box when included in your theme template file(s). Keep in mind that for some of the tags to work, there must be some existing submitted posts and/or images available. The source code for these tags is located in `/library/template-tags.php` and `shortcode-login.php`. Upgrades To upgrade User Submitted Posts, remove the old version and replace with the new version. Or just click “Update” from the Plugins screen and let WordPress do it for you automatically. Important!* The `/custom/` directory is deprecated. If you are using a custom form template, please move it to `/wp-content/your-theme/usp/`. For more information, check out the “Custom Submission Form” section under Installation. Note: uninstalling the plugin from the WP Plugins screen results in the removal of all settings from the WP database. Submitted posts are NOT removed if you deactivate the plugin, reset default options, or uninstall the plugins; that is, all submitted posts must be removed manually. Restore Default Options To restore default plugin options, either uninstall/reinstall the plugin, or visit the plugin settings > Restore Default Options. Uninstalling User Submitted Posts cleans up after itself. All plugin settings will be removed from your database when the plugin is uninstalled via the Plugins screen. Submitted posts are NOT removed if you deactivate the plugin, reset default options, or uninstall the plugins; that is, all submitted posts must be removed manually. Pro Version Pro version of USP now available! USP Pro includes many more awesome features and settings, with unlimited custom forms, infinite custom fields, multimedia file uploads, and much, much more. Check out USP Pro for virtually limitless form-building action » Read what users are saying about USP Pro » Like the plugin? If you like USP, please take a moment to give a 5-star rating. It helps to keep development and support going strong. Thank you!

How to install the plugin

Upload the plugin to your blog and activate
Configure your options via the plugin settings
Display the form via shortcode or template tag

More info on installing WP plugins

How to use the plugin

To display the form on any WP Post, Page, or widget, add the shortcode:

[user-submitted-posts]

Or, to display the form anywhere in your theme, add the template tag:

Customizing the form

There are three main ways of customizing the form:

Plugin settings, you can show/hide fields, configure options, etc.
Custom form template (see “Custom Submission Form” for more info)
By using USP action/filter hooks (advanced)

USP Hooks:

Filters:
usp_post_status
usp_post_author
usp_form_shortcode
usp_mail_subject
usp_mail_message
usp_new_post
usp_input_validate
usp_require_login
usp_default_title
Actions:
usp_submit_success
usp_submit_error
usp_insert_before
usp_insert_after
usp_files_before
usp_files_after

Check out the complete list of action hooks for User Submitted Posts

More info about WordPress Actions and Filters

Custom Submission Form

Out of the box, User Submitted Posts provides a highly configurable submission form. Simply visit the plugin settings to control which fields are displayed, set the Challenge Question, configure submitted images, and much more.

There are situations, however, where advanced form configuration may be required. In order to allow for this, USP makes it possible to create a custom submission form. Here are the steps:

First, copy these two plugin files:

/user-submitted-posts/resources/usp.css
/user-submitted-posts/views/submission-form.php

Then, paste those two files into a directory named /usp/ in your theme:

/wp-content/themes/your-theme/usp/usp.css
/wp-content/themes/your-theme/usp/submission-form.php

Lastly, visit the plugin settings and change “Form style” to “Custom Form + CSS”. You now may customize the two files as desired; they will not be overwritten when the plugin is updated. For help with making basic changes to the custom form, check out the USP FAQs at Perishable Press.

Alternately, you can set the option “Form style” to “HTML5 Form + Disable CSS” to use the default USP form along with your own CSS. FYI: here is a list of USP CSS selectors.

Or, to go further with unlimited custom forms, check out USP Pro ????

Displaying submitted posts

User-submitted posts are handled by WordPress as regular WP Posts. So they are displayed along with your other posts according to your theme design. Additionally, each submitted post includes a set of Custom Fields that include the following information:

is_submission – indicates that the post is a user-submitted post
user_submit_image – the URL of the submitted image (one custom field per image)
user_submit_ip – the IP address of the submitted-post author
user_submit_name – the name of the submitted-post author
user_submit_url – the submitted URL
usp_custom_field – configurable Custom Field

There are numerous ways to display these Custom Fields. The easiest way is to visit the plugin settings and configure the options available under “Auto-Display Content”. There you can enable auto-display of submitted email address, URL, and images. Note that submitted images also are uploaded to the WP Media Library.

For more flexibility, you can use a variety of WP Template Tags (e.g., get_post_meta()) to display Custom Fields. Here are some tutorials for more information:

And here are some tutorials that may help with custom display of submitted images:

Also, here is a Helper Plugin to display Custom Fields. It originally is designed for use with USP Pro, but also works great with the free version of USP.

Auto Display Images

To automatically display submitted images on the frontend, visit the plugin settings, “Images Auto-Display” and select whether to display the images before or after post content. Save changes.

Featured Images

To set submitted images as Featured Images (aka Post Thumbnails) for submitted posts, visit the plugin settings, “Image Uploads” and check the box to enable “Featured Image”. Save changes.

Shortcodes

User Submitted Posts provides a set of useful shortcodes. Check out the “Display the Form” panel in the plugin settings for examples and more information.

[user-submitted-posts] : displays the form on any Post or Page
[usp-login-form] : displays a login/register/password form
[usp_display_posts] : displays list of all submitted posts
[usp-reset-button url="https://example.com/"] : displays a button to reset the form
[usp_access cap="read" deny=""][/usp_access] : limits access to specific user capability
[usp_visitor deny=""][/usp_visitor] : limits access to visitors (not logged in) only
[usp_member deny=""][/usp_member] : limits access to logged-in users

Here is more info about these shortcodes:

[user-submitted-posts]

Displays the post-submit form. This shortcode does not accept any attributes.

[usp-login-form]

Displays the login/register/password form. This shortcode does not accept any attributes.

To add Google reCaptcha to the form, you can use any good reCaptcha plugin. Here are a few examples:

These are not endorsements for these plugins. They have been tested and work with the USP login/register/password form.

[usp_display_posts]

Displays a list of all submitted posts. This shortcode accepts two optional attributes, “userid” and “numposts”. Examples:

[usp_display_posts] : default displays all submitted posts by all authors
[usp_display_posts userid="current"] : displays all submitted posts by current logged-in user
[usp_display_posts userid="1"] : displays all submitted posts by registered user with ID = 1
[usp_display_posts userid="Pat Smith"] : displays all submitted posts by author name "Pat Smith"
[usp_display_posts userid="all"] : displays all submitted posts by all users/authors
[usp_display_posts userid="all" numposts="5"] : limit to 5 posts from all users

So the shortcode attributes can be used to customize the post list as desired. Note that the Pro version of USP provides many more options for the display-posts shortcode.

[usp_gallery]

Note: This shortcode works only when added to a submitted post. It does nothing when added anywhere else.

Displays a gallery of all submitted images for the current post. Customize via the following attributes:

$size = image size as thumbnail, medium, large or full -> default = thumbnail
$before = text/markup displayed before the image URL -> default = {a href='%%url%%'}{img src='
$after = text/markup displayed after the image URL -> default = ' /}{/a}
$number = the number of images to display for each post -> default = false (display all)
$postId = an optional post ID to use -> default = false (uses global/current post)
Notes: Use curly brackets to output angle brackets Use single quotes in before/after attributes Can use %%url%% to get the URL of the full-size image Check out the source code inline notes for more info

[usp-reset-button]

Displays a button to reset the form. Accepts the following attributes:

class = classes for the parent element (optional, default: none)
value = link text (optional, default: "Reset form")
url = the URL where your form is displayed (required, default: none)
custom = any attributes or custom code for the link element (optional, default: none)

Note that the url attribute accepts %%current%% for the current URL (useful when the form is displayed in the sidebar).

[usp_access]

Limits access to specific user capability. Example:

[usp_access cap="read"] Content for users that have "read" access
[/usp_access]

The cap attribute specifies the required capability or capabilities (comma-separated). This shortcode also accepts an optional deny attribute. The deny attribute displays a message to users who are denied access. Tip: to include markup in the deny message, you can use {tag} to display . Check out the “Display the Form” panel in the plugin settings for examples and more info.

[usp_visitor]

Limits access to visitors (not logged in) only. Example:

[usp_visitor] Content for for users who are not logged in
[/usp_visitor]

This shortcode accepts an optional deny attribute. The deny attribute displays a message to users who are denied access. Tip: to include markup in the deny message, you can use {tag} to display . Check out the “Display the Form” panel in the plugin settings for examples and more info.

[usp_member]

Limits access to logged-in users. Example:

[usp_member] Content for for users who are logged in
[/usp_member]

Template tags

User Submitted Posts provides a set of useful template tags:

/* Display the Post-Submission Form Usage: */
user_submitted_posts()
/* Display the Login/Register/Password Form Usage: */
usp_login_form()
/* Display a configurable list of submitted posts Usage: */
usp_display_posts()
/* Check if post is a submitted post Returns true or false Usage: */
usp_is_public_submission()
/* Get all image URLs Returns an array of image URLs that are attached to the current submitted post Usage: */
usp_get_post_images()
/* Display all images Outputs a set of  tags for images attached to the current submitted post Usage:  Parameters: $size = image size: thumbnail, medium, large or full -> default = full $beforeUrl = text/markup displayed before each image URL -> default =  $numberImages = number of images to display for each post -> default = false (display all) $postId = an optional post ID to use -> default = uses global post
*/
usp_post_attachments()
/* Display submitted author name and URL This tag displays one of the following: - The author's submitted name as a link (if both 'User Name' and 'User URL' fields are included in the form) - The author's submitted name as plain text (if 'User Name' is included in the form, but 'User URL' is not included) - The author's registered username as a link to the author's post archive (if 'User Name' is not included in the form) Usage: */
usp_author_link()
/* Get an array of image URLs, wrapped in optional HTML Syntax:  Usage:  Parameters: $size = image size as thumbnail, medium, large or full -> default = thumbnail $before = text/markup displayed before the image URL -> default = {img src=" $after = text/markup displayed after the image URL -> default = " /} $number = the number of images to display for each post -> default = false (display all) $postId = an optional post ID to use -> default = false (uses global/current post) Notes: For $before/$after parameters, use curly brackets instead of angle brackets, for example: usp_get_images('thumbnail', '{img src="', '" /}'); // results in each image URL wrapped like:  For $before/$after parameters, use %%url%% to get the URL of the full-size image, for example: usp_get_images('thumbnail', '{a href="%%url%%"}{img src="', '" /}{/a}'); // outputs for each image: */
usp_get_images()

These template tags should work out of the box when included in your theme template file(s). Keep in mind that for some of the tags to work, there must be some existing submitted posts and/or images available.

The source code for these tags is located in /library/template-tags.php and shortcode-login.php.

Upgrades

To upgrade User Submitted Posts, remove the old version and replace with the new version. Or just click “Update” from the Plugins screen and let WordPress do it for you automatically.

Important! The /custom/ directory is deprecated. If you are using a custom form template, please move it to /wp-content/your-theme/usp/. For more information, check out the “Custom Submission Form” section under Installation.

Note: uninstalling the plugin from the WP Plugins screen results in the removal of all settings from the WP database. Submitted posts are NOT removed if you deactivate the plugin, reset default options, or uninstall the plugins; that is, all submitted posts must be removed manually.

Restore Default Options

To restore default plugin options, either uninstall/reinstall the plugin, or visit the plugin settings > Restore Default Options.

Uninstalling

User Submitted Posts cleans up after itself. All plugin settings will be removed from your database when the plugin is uninstalled via the Plugins screen. Submitted posts are NOT removed if you deactivate the plugin, reset default options, or uninstall the plugins; that is, all submitted posts must be removed manually.

Pro Version

Pro version of USP now available! USP Pro includes many more awesome features and settings, with unlimited custom forms, infinite custom fields, multimedia file uploads, and much, much more.

Like the plugin?

If you like USP, please take a moment to give a 5-star rating. It helps to keep development and support going strong. Thank you!

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