Add another item by multivalued fields directly from node (or entity) view page I have a file field which can have unlimited number of values. I am using File Entity module. As default, if users want to add more files, they must edit the node.

I'm looking for a solution to give the user the possibility to add another file directly from the node page where the files are displayed/listed. Just like the edit/delete functions from file entity, which the user can edit or delete an existing file directly from the node display using the contextual links hovering the file.

Is there any setting, API function or any hook that I can implement to provide this feature? Any advice will be very helpful.

UPDATE:

I don't want editable fields (Edit or Editable Fields as suggested as an answer. They may provide this functionality, but their main purpose is making fields editable, which is much more than I need and I already have the editing and deleting features through the File Entity module, and I only need this functionality for file fields. 

I hope I was clear enough, otherwise I could expand my question and provide some screenshots.
You can able to achieve it using Edit module which supports D7 and file Entities...

Project page says


  In-place editing for fields on any entity. Including WYSIWYG editing
  powered by CKEditor.
  
  In-place editing through forms will work for any field. For textual
  fields, "direct" editing is used, powered by contentEditable.


Here is the sample screenshot which shows inline editing of Multiple File Field.. Here is how i can able to achieve it..


Install like any other Drupal module.
Download Underscore 1.5.x and Backbone 1.x from http://underscorejs.org/ and
http://backbonejs.org/, respectively and put them in sites/all/libraries, in
a "underscore" and a "backbone" subdirectory, respectively. Either the
development or production version will work. Edit module will automatically
use the production (minified) version if it's available, because it's more
efficient.
Grant the 'Access in-place editing' permission to relevant roles.
Contextual links on nodes will now have a 'Quick edit' link. Clicking it will
start in-place editing of that node!




Seems like editablefields module also provides same functionality..