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7 versions

File Uploader for WooCommerce history.

Every release of File Uploader for WooCommerce is archived here with its changelog, file size, and security scan result. Use the archive to roll back to a stable release or audit what changed between updates.

5 of 7 releases scanned clean
v1.1.4Latest
June 19, 202626.2 MBScanned
Improved
  • Integrated Google Drive API endpoints to handle file operations instead of using the vendor package directly.
Fixed
  • Implemented compatibility fixes for checkboxes with the latest WordPress update
June 3, 202628.1 MBScanned
Fixed
  • Fixed checkbox styling issue in latest wordpress version
April 16, 202627.6 MBScanned
Fixed
  • Added HMAC-signed file delivery for orders/sessions; hidden direct upload URLs; enforced allowed extensions + blocklist; improved file validation and upload handling.
  • Use correct nonce when uploading JSON file for Google Drive storage configuration.
Added
  • Optional secured uploads folder (uploads/ext_uploads) with restricted access; admin order “Upload Files” meta box and modals now use secure/signed or Drive URLs.
v1.1.0Unavailable
April 4, 202627.6 MBScanned
Added
  • File uploads on Cart and Checkout pages now require passing reCAPTCHA verification for enhanced security against spam and bots.
February 26, 202627.6 MBScanned
Added
  • Option to enable file uploads on Thank You and Account pages through rule settings.
  • Compatibility with Cart and Checkout blocks.
  • AJAX-based product loading when adding or editing rules for better performance.
v1.0.6Unavailable
December 24, 202527.7 MB
Fixed
  • Ensured that all required files are now correctly validated at checkout.
v1.0.5Unavailable
December 24, 202527.7 MB
Added
  • Option to calculate price per item when files are uploaded.
  • Permission handling for file uploads (restrict/allow).
Fixed
  • Upload file counter issue on the product page.
  • Google Drive file download and preview issue.

Why archive

Sometimes the latest release isn't the one you need. The archive lets you pin File Uploader for WooCommerce to a known-good version, or roll back while a bug is investigated. Every release stays scanned and reachable.