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I just came across this in our search to add OneDrive files to our intranet. In a quick read, this might work, but I wanted to clarify. We don't want to move all our media to OD, we just want to use it as a file repository for a decent amount of PDFs and what not.

I wanted to confirm that using this plugin does not replace the existing Media Folder, but simply give us the option to select files from a new source?

Also, and I may be crossing topics, does your WP File Download allow us to point to a folder (and then list files like the old Memphis Docs plugin) or do we need to manually list and link each one?

Thanks,
Frank
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2 months ago
Hi,

Thanks for contacting us here about this extension.

I just came across this in our search to add OneDrive files to our intranet. In a quick read, this might work, but I wanted to clarify. We don't want to move all our media to OD, we just want to use it as a file repository for a decent amount of PDFs and what not.

I wanted to confirm that using this plugin does not replace the existing Media Folder, but simply give us the option to select files from a new source?


After successfully connecting your OneDrive account, you will see the OneDrive folder structure displayed within the Media library,
which is separate from the local folder tree.

You can see our demo video on our product page below:
https://www.joomunited.com/wordpress-products/wp-media-folder/onedrive-integration-with-wordpress-media-library

Also, and I may be crossing topics, does your WP File Download allow us to point to a folder (and then list files like the old Memphis Docs plugin) or do we need to manually list and link each one?


These are 2 different plugins, so you should import/sync folders from the server to use in WP File Download plugin.

Cheers,
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