File Box widgets (otherwise known as upload widgets) let users place a file upload box directly on any website, blog or forum.
This allows people to upload files straight from your website via the File Box widgets. Public File Box widgets also gives visitors sharing and deletion links for their uploaded files.
Private File Boxes are a little different. Visitors can upload files, but they won’t receive any sharing links for their uploaded files. (That’s why it’s called a private File Box.)
Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to create and use a File Box widget:
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The Flash Sharing widget lets users upload files to any folder, and then embed this folder on your website, forum or blog to publish it on the web.
Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to create and use a Flash Sharing widget:
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We’re upgrading!
A new deployment of FileQube is ready to roll. We’re performing some network maintenance to make sure you get nothing but the best when we release this brand-new top-line version.
In the meantime, you may experience some temporary difficulties accessing our site. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Update: The maintenance was finished. All services were restored. New hardware was implemented successfully. Thank you for your patience.
We’re performing server maintenance on FileQube’s infrastructure to prepare for the upcoming launch of version 2.0.
Our team is working ’round the clock to resume service and launch FileQube 2.0 as quickly as possible. (Don’t worry; they have lots of coffee handy.)
This is an exciting first step in our pre-launch process, and it focuses on several key upgrades to the network infrastructure. That’s fancy talk meaning you’ll be able to upload and store your files even faster than before. (We thought you’d like to the sound of that ;).
Thanks for your patience, and here’s to good things to come!
Update: The maintenance was finished on time and File Qube web site was unavailable for about 2 hours.