Hello, @developer2
Thanks for reaching out.
Right now, you can just retrieve the link of the file/files you uploaded to your bucket.
The folder ID is unavailable with this plugin 
In case we can help you with anything else - let us know.
Best regards,
Zeroqode Support Team
Hello, @traian.lorent
We discussed this with our team and they noted that different sizes of files from the phone, because the photo is not processed in the same way from the phone and desktop, and is not compressed in the same way.
If you enable image processing from the phone, there could be some bugs with images downloaded from the phone, for example, they will be flipped. Unfortunately, it is not something our plugin can influence on.
Thus, on phone devices were made faster uploading without image processing, to reduce the time and resources for phones.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Best regards,
Zeroqode Support Team
Ok, got it. I found another plugin that compress the uploaded images from mobile phone. Is it possible to take the file from another upload input and upload it to aws using your plugin?
Hey, @traian.lorent
We are sorry for our long reply.
It is possible by saving these files in your DB and send them to AWS by using this action:
You can add this action to a button, which will trigger sending a file to AWS.
Best regards,
Zeroqode Support Team
Does anyone know how to limit the duration of files that the user can upload?
As i plan to transcode uploaded videos by “AWS mediaconvert”, I don’t want to allow users to upload long videos. (it costs based on duration of videos, not file size)
Hello, @shubiz
Thanks for reaching out.
Unfortunately, there is no way to control the duration of the file through the plugin’s element. You can only set the limit for the max. file size, using the plugin element.
We are sorry for the inconvenience.
Best regards,
Zeroqode Support Team
Hi team,
thank you for your answer!
Noted. I will try to find other ways.
I’m not sure whether this is an issue with the plugin or with my s3 bucket, but for some reason, whenever I upload images to S3 and attach them to the listing on my site, it works initially (images load fine), but then after a couple seconds the images would no longer appear. When I looked at the S3, I noticed that delete markers would be placed on all of the images. I have no idea why these delete markers on being placed and have not figured out how to stop it. I tried disabling versioning to prevent this from happening, but simply deletes my files instead of placing a delete marker. Any insight on this is appreciated.
The AWS Cognito setup looks nothing like the documentation. AWS File Uploader Plugin
How do I enable unauthenticated identities? It’s not even an option.
There is also no longer an auth and unath role; only one IAM security role was created.
Hello, @stayshure
Thanks for reaching out.
Indeed, the visual side of the platforms was changed a bit, so the screenshots in our documentations are differs a bit.
We will proceed on changing these screenshots ASAP.
However, we suppose that this is not influence on setting this plugin up.
In case we can help you with any information - let us know.
Once documentation will be changed, we will let you know.
Best regards,
Zeroqode Support Team
