A comprehensive WordPress plugin for creating a files/books/videos library with user data collection for downloads.

• Custom Post Type: "Files Library" with file upload capability
• File Management: Upload files directly within the post editor
• Categories: Organize files with custom taxonomy
• Download Tracking: Track all download requests with user data
• CSV Export: Export collected user data as CSV
• Admin Dashboard: View and manage download requests
• File Statistics: View download counts and file details
• Form Customization: Configure download form fields (show/hide, required/optional)
• Flexible Data Collection: Control what user information is collected

• Library Archive: Main library page similar to blog archive
• Search & Filters: Search files and filter by category, file type, and sort options
• Responsive Design: Mobile-friendly interface
• Dynamic Download Forms: Forms adapt based on admin configuration
• Flexible Data Collection: Collect only the information you need (name, email, phone)
• Smart User Experience: Form instructions and login prompts adapt to configuration
• Download Tokens: Secure download links valid for 24 hours
• Anonymous Downloads: Support for downloads without data collection when configured

• Nonce Protection: All AJAX requests are protected with nonces
• Data Validation: Server-side validation of all user inputs
• Download Tokens: 24-hour tokens for secure downloads with multiple use
• Rate Limiting: Prevent multiple requests from same user within 24 hours
• IP Tracking: Track IP addresses for download requests

1. Upload the plugin folder to /wp-content/plugins/
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
3. The plugin will automatically create the necessary database table
4. Start adding files through the "Files Library" menu in admin

1. Go to Files Library > Add New in your WordPress admin
2. Add a title and description for your file
3. Set a featured image (recommended)
4. Use the "File Upload" meta box to upload your file
5. Assign categories if needed
6. Publish the post

1. Go to Files Library > Download Requests to view all download requests
2. Use the search and filter options to find specific requests
3. Export data as CSV using the "Export CSV" button
4. Delete individual requests or use bulk actions

1. Go to Files Library > Form Settings in your WordPress admin
2. Configure each field (Name, Email, Phone) individually
3. Save your settings

For each field, you can:

• Enable/Disable: Show or hide the field completely
• Required/Optional: Make the field mandatory or optional for users

• Name Field: Enabled and Required
• Email Field: Enabled and Optional
• Phone Field: Enabled and Required

• With Form Fields: Users fill out enabled fields before downloading
• No Form Fields: When all fields are disabled, users can download directly without providing any information
• Mixed Configuration: Any combination of enabled/disabled and required/optional fields

You can override the plugin templates by copying them to your theme:

1. Copy templates/archive-files-library.php to your theme root
2. Copy templates/single-files-library.php to your theme root
3. Customize as needed