# Formidable Forms

### **How to Add an Upload Field**

Adding an Upload Field with our plugin is quick and easy. Follow these steps:

1. **Create or Edit your Form**:\
   Go to **\[Formidable Forms] → \[Forms]  → \[Add New]** to create a new form, or open an existing one.
2. **Add the Plugin's Form Element**:\
   Drag the **WP Cloud Plugin** form element into your form.
3. **Configure the Form Element**:
   * Open the details of the newly added element.
   * Click on the **"Configure"** button to access the Module Configurator.
4. **Select the Module**:\
   Once the module is configured, press **"Choose"** to update and link it to the field.
5. **Save and Done!**\
   Your Upload Field is now ready to use. Users can upload files directly through the form, and they’ll be stored in your configured cloud location.

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### **Dynamically Set Upload Location Based on Form Field Values**

You can customize upload folder names based on user input from your form fields. This makes it easy to organize files dynamically for each user.

**Here’s How to Set It Up:**

1. **Add a CSS Class to Your Input Field**:\
   In your form, assign the CSS class `wpcp-use-input-{***}` to the input field in the **Appearance**, replacing `{***}` with your unique identifier. For example:<br>

   ```
   wpcp-use-input-email 
   ```
2. **Configure the Module**:
   * Go to the **Dynamic Folders** section in the module configuration.
   * Set **Personal Folder Mode** to **Auto**.
   * Use your identifier as a placeholder in the **Name Template** field. For example, if your identifier is `email`, use `%input-email%` to dynamically name the folder.

This setup allows seamless integration and ensures upload folders are uniquely named based on user-provided information.


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