I have several ecommerce clients. So I want to create different Collections based on Product Category. So I want my MultiVendors on my Wordpress Marketplace to be able to upload to a Collection/Channel called example Beauty and Health and their videos will appear there.
Otherwise they must upload to me and I must upload to my account on Gumlet (Tier5). Is there a way I can do it?
You can implement Gumlet APIs to upload directly from your marketplace to Gumlet - Create Asset Direct Upload.
To get a confirmation for successful processing, you can subscribe to webhook and see if the video is ready, which means it’s successfully processed. Learn about webhooks here - Webhooks for Status
Thank you for the response.
Because our Marketplace is for customers and multiple Vendors - How do I ensure that the the public dont flood my uploads. Is there a way to make this Vendor Only.
Also what you are saying if we have 30 Collections = Retail Categories I have to create 30 of these links (Collections).
Is there also a way to cap the upload of a single file to 250Mb?
Dear Akbansa
I have sent a support ticket because my Gumlet WP Plugin does not show where I must insert the API Keys.
https://tinypic.host/image/Screenshot-2025-01-05-at-21.30.24.26GBAE
Do you have developers who can help us set up the asset Direct Upload?
We will pay
Regards
Hi
we currently have this uploader which allows the vendor to upload directly into the correct Categories / Channels.
This is very simple for the Vendor to upload videos.
Can you help us to create this?
https://tinypic.host/image/Screenshot-2025-01-06-at-18.17.32.26VVIM
https://tinypic.host/image/Screenshot-2025-01-06-at-18.17.42.26VGux
This is another view of the same thing - how can we automate the process got video uploads
@gordondestiny, thanks for sharing the screenshots and other details.
Gumlet plugin doesn’t have upload support, instead it just have embed support.
You can create multiple collections on your account. The current URL is public, so anyone can upload videos. There are two ways to tackle this:
- You can create a collection and give them collection-specific access in the Gumlet dashboard. That way, a vendor can log in to Gumlet and see only the collection that you assigned to them. They can upload the videos directly inside the dashboard. No additional work is required at your end, and the security is tied to their login access.
- Another way, is to give this upload access inside the WP dashboard. For that, you need to write code at your end and everything works normally. In that case, you can add the limits on your end to check file size before starting the upload.
We are not an expert in WordPress, so won’t be able to write the code for you.
Also, I would recommend removing the URL from the comments, so that no unknown users could upload videos to your platform.
See comments below in Blue
Is there a screenshot you shared? Can you share it again, as it’s not added in your comment?