• itmonitor

    (@itmonitor)


    Hi!

    At present, the placeholder [file_name] can be used only for single files.

    Is there any way to tweak the code so I can use the place holder [file_name] for multiple files?

    Any advice is welcome! ??

    • This topic was modified 7 years ago by itmonitor.
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  • dtynan

    (@dtynan)

    If you are set up to do a single-file download in your form, then you can fill in section 9.1 of the EBD Settings if you want to do a custom message in the email rather than the default message. In that section, you can use the [file_name] tag.

    If you are set up to do multiple-file download (as in your are using the <ebd/> or <ebd_left /> tags in order to get radio buttons or checkboxes), then you can fill in section 9.2 of the EBD Settings if you want to do a custom message in the email rather than the default message. In that section, you can use the [file_urls] tag, which will list all the file names selected by the user and make them links that he can click on to download.

    Note that both of those sections are for the email that gets sent to the user. They don’t affect the display of the links on the webpage itself (if you selected “both” or “inline”).

    Thread Starter itmonitor

    (@itmonitor)

    Thank you dtynan. Is there a way to make the plugin accept a placeholder file_names in section 9.2? This place holder would list only multiple file names, without their urls.

    • This reply was modified 7 years ago by itmonitor.
    dtynan

    (@dtynan)

    No, you’d have to modify the plugin and change/add some php to do that.

    Thread Starter itmonitor

    (@itmonitor)

    thanks! ??

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