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I have another user that said the same thing about my sugarsync upload plugin. I will have to look into it and see if wordpress changed anything with the recent update that might have caused this. If I find a bug I will update the plugin and let you know so you can update.

Do you by chance have a caching plugin installed? If so you will need to disable it for that page. If not it could be conflicting with another plugin that you have installed with wordpress. I will double check the functionality of the show form option to confirm its not a bug. Not to talk down about your hosting company but if they don’t know what PERL is or how to add the oAuth extension to php then you might consider switching hosts :-/ I know it says pear in the FAQ but that was a typo which I have corrected.

The server your on likely is not compiled with Oauth. If your not married to dropbox you could check out my other plugin that’s made for sugarsync and only relies on CURL which most if not all hosts have enabled. https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/simple-sugarsync-upload/

Your server is not allowing the inclusion of the necessary files and will likely have to be manually set in your php.ini file.

I will see about implementing a setting to customize the thank you message. In the next release I will be updating the form so it will be easier to style.

No I don’t. The class that Jaka Jancar uses is the first version of the dropbox API which they are phasing out.

I am currently working on the feature to grab the username if the user is logged in and add it to the file name. I will look into adding an upload size limit also.

Its my understanding that godaddy does not allow the use of ini_set so you would need to add to the include path in the php.ini file. It would be something like “:/YOUR/PATH/HERE/wp-content/plugins/simple-dropbox-upload-form/inc/Dropbox/pear_includes”

It is highly likely that your host/server isn’t configured with OAuth which is required for this plugin to work with dropbox.

Please reset the plugin and do the authorization again. It sounds as though dropbox didn’t return the required info the first time around.

Unfortunately I do not have any idea where that error could be coming from.

You can also try to install the PERL Module of OAuth as my plugin is made to work with both.

this is a youtube video that I uploaded to get HTTP_OAuth installed on bluehost. OAuth on youtube

it would be
include_path = ".:/usr/lib64/php:/usr/lib/php:/usr/share/pear:/HOME_DIRECTORY/USERNAME/php"

Change include_path = ".:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php"
to
include_path = ".:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php:/HOME_DIRECTORY/USERNAME/php"
in your php.ini
where HOME_DIRECTORY = home2 or home6 or whatever your home folder is called and USERNAME = your account username