☁️ AWS File Uploader No File Size Limit- New Plugin from Zeroqode

Good afternoon, when will you update the instructions for setting up AWS and the FileUploadNoGUI plugin elements. And also the question is why FileUpload does not transfer the file type Like FileUploadNoGUI?

Hello @wdigital36,

Thanks for getting in touch!

Could you specify which part of the AWS setup is causing you difficulty?

Furthermore, could you elaborate on the discrepancy you’ve noticed between FileUpload with GUI and FileUploadNoGUI regarding file type transfers?

Awaiting your response.

Cheers :hugs:

Hello.
I wanted to bring to your attention an issue we’ve encountered with our Bubble application recently. It seems there’s a vulnerability in the library used by the plugin, leading to our application failing Zoom’s security testing. The root cause appears to be the use of Bootstrap 4.3.1 in the plugin.

In light of the security concerns raised, we’re reaching out to discuss the possibility of upgrading the Bootstrap version. We’re open to either moving to the latest release or exploring a more secure alternative.

This upgrade is crucial not only to address the recent problem but also to ensure that our application complies with Zoom’s security standards.
Any help you could give us here would be greatly appreciated

Best regards,

Hi @uniking1112 ,
Thank you for your message and purchase :slightly_smiling_face:

Could you please walk us through the process of encountering these errors? We want to understand what actions and events you have used, screenshots and screencasts of your workflow setup, and plugin element will also greatly help us.For the screencast recording, I can suggest using the Loom tool.

Please record a video in step-by-step mode with the browser’s console enabled, in case there are any error messages there, and share a link with us so we can understand better your use case.

Thank you once again and looking forward to your reply :pray:
All the best, :slightly_smiling_face:

Thanks for your response.


Here’s what we see from the vulnerable library scanning tool.
After a thorough inspection, it was clear that your plugin uses Bootstrap as a styling utility.
And the version of Bootstrap is 4.3.1 which is outdated and does not pass Zoom’s security testing.

If you and your team take a quick action to upgrade the bootstrap’s version, it would be great and super helpful.

Best,

By the way we are using this tool to scan the vulnerable js libraries.

Hi @uniking1112 ,
Thank you for your reply and additional details.

We’ve passed this information on to the development team, as soon as there are any updates we will get back to you immediately.

Thank you for understanding and wish you a great weekend ahead. :pray:

Best regards,
Zeroqode Support Team.

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Hell @uniking1112 ,
Hope this message finds you well :slightly_smiling_face:

We appreciate your patience and understanding while we work through this issue, and are happy to announce that we will release an update very soon concerning the errors you’ve encountered with Aws.

Once the update is live we will contact you to check and explore the improvements we’ve made.
If you encounter any further issues or have additional feedback after the update, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us.

Once again, thank you for your valuable feedback and for bringing these issues to our attention. Wishing you a wonderful weekend ahead!

Best regards,
Zeroqode Support Team

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Hello @uniking1112

We sincerely apologize for the delay in our latest update. :pray:

We’ve hit a few unexpected snags that are taking time to resolve, and our team is working hard to ensure the update meets your expectations.

Due to these unpredictable challenges, providing a precise ETA is difficult. We’re committed to delivering a quality update as soon as possible, prioritizing the enhancement of your experience with our product.

Your patience and support are greatly appreciated during this time. Please feel free to reach out with any questions or concerns.

Thank you for your understanding and trust.
Best regards,

I just purchased this plug-in. Does this not work with mobile uploads?

Hello @ZeroqodeSupport @levon ,
I have set my work flow as - on page load, Reset Input-File uploaderS3-A.
After upgrading to latest version 1.164, I am getting the following error.

The plugin AWS File uploader - Any size / action Reset input a File uploader threw the following error: TypeError: Cannot set properties of undefined (setting ‘listeners’)
at eval (PLUGIN_1527575349408x715242509040615400/AWS-File-uploader—Any-size–element_action–File-uploader-Reset-input-.js:3:4020)
at https://infiprojects.com/package/run_debug_js/249d978a6597564820421a569c671ca8f90e33ac5f49507e2d00a0322ab85ae8/xfalse/x28/run_debug.js:592:629 (please report this to the plugin author)

I tried to roll back, but the error persists. Can you please resolve this,
Best Regards.

Hello @uniking1112 ,
Thank you for your patience while we worked through this. :pray:

I’m excited to share that we have effectively resolved the issue with the vulnerability in the library used by the AWS plugin and have updated it to version 1.164.0.

Could you kindly update the plugin within your app to this latest version and confirm whether everything is now operating smoothly? :blush:

Feel free to explore the plugin’s functionality on our demo page.

Please let me know if you have any other plugin-related questions.
Have a nice day ahead!

Hello @rgnldbrks ,
Thank you for your purchase, and sorry for the delayed reply over the weekend.

Regarding your question “I just purchased this plug-in. Does this not work with mobile uploads?”

Yes, the AWS plugin is designed to be compatible with mobile uploads. It allows you to upload files directly from mobile devices to your AWS S3 bucket seamlessly. Whether you’re using a smartphone or tablet, you should be able to upload files without any issues.

In case you are having trouble with uploading from mobile devices, you can try the following:

  1. Ensure your AWS S3 bucket is correctly configured for mobile access. This includes setting the proper CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) settings and permissions.
  2. Check if the file sizes you’re trying to upload are within the limits set by your AWS S3 bucket policy.
  3. Make sure you’re using the latest version of the plugin and that your Bubble application is properly set up to handle mobile uploads.

Feel free to use our demo page and replicate the setup from there in your own app. For more guidance can also check Documentation.

Let me know if this was helpful or if you have any other plugin-related questions. :pray:
Have a nice day!

Hello @RamS ,
Thank you for your purchase, and sorry for the delayed reply over the weekend.

We are sorry for the inconvenience you are having with the AWS File uploader.
I have passed these details to our dev team, and at the moment they are working on an improvement to address this specific error. As soon as there are any updates, we’ll get back to you.

Your patience and understanding while we work through this will be much appreciated. :pray:
Best regards,
Zeroqode Support Team.

I am unable to successfully delete files from the s3 delete file. I am able to successfully retrieve all of the URLs using the get s3 files and display them from my app. I successfully replace the %0020 with %250020 to handle spaces. When I call the delete file putting in the correct access key/secret key/bucket name/key(URL) the file is not deleted. Can you give a more descriptive demo of how to use this element?

Regards

Doing some testing, I am able to delete a file when I put the file in a specific folder in my bucket, but for some reason if I put the file in just the bucket, I can’t delete it. If I can delete a file from a folder in a bucket, shouldn’t I be able to delete a file from that same bucket?

Running a delete file workflow results in e not being able to successfully upload another file. I’m using the fileupload no gui and the first upload after I refresh my app link is successful. I’m able to see the file in my aws bucket. When I run the delete file of that url (and reset inputs) and attempt to upload another file (or that same file), it comes back as undefined. Please advise.

I am running into a different issue related to deleting files using the ‘delete files’ in the workflow:

I successfully am able to get files from my bucket where I display only a subsegment of files in a repeating group. I then call ‘delete files’ under that bucket name, but the files are not deleted.

I also try deleting each file one at a time verifying that I am sending the right url calling ‘delete file’ but the file is not being deleted.

Hello @jayborders,

Thank you for reaching out, and we sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused :pray:

I’ve been able to replicate the issues you described and have submitted an investigation report to our developers to provide a solution. Rest assured, I’ll keep you updated as soon as a fix is in place :blush:

Just a note, you can edit your message to include additional information, which might help avoid overcrowding the thread with too many posts.

Should you come across any more issues or have further questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us at any time :hugs:

Best regards :hibiscus:

Hey @jayborders,

We’re excited to share news about the latest update for the AWS File Uploader plugin - version 1.167.0. This version introduces significant improvements, particularly in fixing the delete actions and resolving issues related to NoGUI interference.

With this update, the delete action should now function seamlessly. However, it’s important to note that this action will not remove files if the URL originates directly from the AWS website. Rest assured, URLs provided by the plugin elements should operate correctly, regardless of whether the file is located within a folder.

To access this update, simply navigate to the plugins tab in your Bubble editor, select the AWS File Uploader plugin, and choose the latest version from the dropdown menu.

We’re eager to hear your feedback on whether this version meets your needs and performs as anticipated within your application. :pray:

Best regards :sunflower:

Hello everyone :wave:

We’re thrilled to share a significant update for the AWS File Uploader plugin - version 1.167.0 :hugs:

We’ve optimized the plugin’s code for better efficiency and improved the Delete actions to ensure they perform optimally.

We encourage you to explore the latest version and experience the improvements firsthand. Your feedback is invaluable to us, so please don’t hesitate to share your thoughts once you’ve had the opportunity to try it out.

Wishing everyone well and hope you’re all staying healthy :sunflower: