With AccessAlly you can upload MP3s, PDFs, and other file types and password-protect them through tags, just like any other page on your membership site. Review Protected Content Settings Location: AccessAlly → Settings → Display Settings There are two options for using this feature: Files under 10 MB confirm the […]

CommunityAlly version 1.0.2 gives you and your group members the ability to add images and upload files to posts and comments in the group feed. Settings When a new post is added to the feed you will see the options to upload images and files as shown in the example […]

[…] this feature? Visit this article. It will open in a new tab so you don’t lose your place in this article. Add your Protected Content File to an AccessAlly Offering. In the Base Module (or a New Module) click “+ ADD” and choose the New Protected Media option. You can […]

With AccessAlly Pro, you can easily configure Amazon S3 to work with ProgressAlly Media Player, then embed and track the progress of video and audio files hosted on your Amazon S3 account. How Your Videos are Protected Amazon S3 has several settings to protect your media, and if you follow […]

Once you purchase AccessAlly (Essentials or Pro), you need to install the AccessAlly plugin on your WordPress website. Step 1: Download the plugin .zip file to your computer To locate the file, log into your AccessAlly account and go to AccessAlly > Download License. Download the .zip file of AccessAlly […]

[…] your protected content is in an offering, but you do not need a page of content to go with it. Client view Upon click the file will either download or open in a new tab in browser (this is different for every client based on their browser and chosen settings.) […]

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PopupAlly is a WordPress plugin. You can install it on your WordPress website using either of these two methods: Built-in plugin directory Downloaded Zip file Version 1: Install through plugin directory Go Plugins > Add New. Search for ‘PopupAlly’, then click on ‘Install Now’. Once the installation is complete, click […]

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When using Safari on a Mac, the browser may automatically extract that zip file that i needed for installation of the plugin. You’ll know this happened because you’ll see a regular folder in place of a zip file. If possible, try downloading the file with a different browser, such as […]