Shortcode parameters

 have_file_access parameter determines which user have access to view the files.
 Accepts user capabilities or roles separated by commas, `logged_in` and `all`.
 "all" is the DEFAULT value.

 HAVE_FILE_ACCESS PARAMETER USE CASES

 • have_file_access="all" : public access, all people can open the files.
 • have_file_access="administrator" : only administrators can open the files.
 • have_file_access="administrator,author,subscriber" : only administrators,
   authors and subscribers can open the files.
 • have_file_access="edit_posts" : only those that have the CAPABILITY
   to edit posts, can open the files.
 • have_file_access="subscriber,edit_posts" : only subscribers and those that
   have the CAPABILITY to edit posts, can open the files.
 • have_file_access="logged_in" : all logged-in users can open the files.
 • have_file_access="customer_with_folder_access" : LIBRARY VIEWER FOR WOOCOMMERCE capability.
   This parameter grants permission to customers who purchase a "with folder access" product.

 my_doc_viewer parameter determines in which viewer the file will be opened.
 Accepts `default`, `library-viewer` or any other link.
 If $have_file_access=='all', `default` is the default value,
 If not, `library-viewer` is the default value.

 MY_DOC_VIEWER PARAMETER USE CASES

 NOTE: If have_file_access is NOT in the DEFAULT state, my_doc_viewer does NOTHING.

 • my_doc_viewer="default" : the files open in the default viewer of your browser
   or they are downloaded.
 • my_doc_viewer="library-viewer" : the files open in the Library Viewer’ viewer.
 • my_doc_viewer="https://docs.google.com/viewerng/viewer?url=" : the files open
   with Google Doc Viewer.
   (The advantage of google doc viewer is that opens
   ALL the files -pdf,doc,docx,ppt etc- in the browser, in smartphones too)
 • my_doc_viewer="http://ouo.io/qs/Is36k2da?s=" : the files open via paid URL shortener
 • Or : you can use your custom viewer.

 login_page parameter defines the login page that user will be redirected -if need it-,
 to log in. Accepts `wp-login.php` or any slug. Default is `wp-login.php`.
 DON'S USE SLUG WITH GET PARAMETERS PLEASE.

 LOGIN_PAGE PARAMETER USE CASES

 If have_file_access is NOT in the DEFAULT state and you had set your custom login page,
 you can define it in this parameter.

 • login_page="wp-login.php" : the user will be redirected in the default WP login page
   to log in.
 • login_page="login" : if your login page is located in the link
   yoursite.com/login/
 • login_page="my-account" : if your login page is located in the link
   yoursite.com/my-account/
 • login_page="pages/login" : if your login page is located in the link
   yoursite.com/pages/login/