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download button works, but using direct link to file doesn’t

jerm503 — Tue, 17 Nov 2020 16:57:50 +0000

On the Donate/Join page at https://nwswans.org/donate/ I have a button titled DOWNLOAD FORM that works fine–the appropriate document downloads when the button is clicked. BUT when people try to email that download link (https://nwswans.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/member-power-sheet.doc) to someone, and the recipient clicks on the link, they get a “This Page Does Not Seem to Exist.” The console shows the following error: “member-power-sheet.doc:1 Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 ()”

Is this expected behavior? How would I make the document download from the URL alone? It seems odd that the console error doesn’t show the full URL, but I’m not sure if it’s just truncating.

Thanks!

-Jeremy

Absolutely Fantastic

Wed, 23 May 2018 17:24:31 +0000

This is simply invaluable for instantly converting docx files into posts in WordPress it even brings across and uploads the images from a Word doc which you can’t do from cutting and pasting a Word doc into the WordPress editor.

Openning links to documents (PDF, Word etc) in a new window

pbgsi — Thu, 01 Sep 2016 12:36:52 +0000

Hi,

Trying to get to the point where I can click on a document link within my website and it opens said document in a new tab. I’ve tried various plugins with no luck. Is anyone able to point me towards a plugin or solution that works?

Has anyone managed to get a piece of code such as:

test

to work?

Thanks,

Paul
https://dev.elevatebusiness.com.au/gsi/retail-2/facebook-test-page/

Links to Media Library items not working – 404

callibeth — Mon, 04 Jun 2012 03:51:05 +0000

Links on WordPress pages to PDFs, Word docs, and a PowerPoint presentation do not work.

Internal and external links to web pages do work. A link to an Excel spreadsheet works: it automatically downloads in the browser.

However, links to *one* PDF and *one* Word document do work — by downloading to computer, not by opening in browser. They had a full link path including https://, while the others had a path that began with the domain name. (I’m using the WordPress HTTPS plugin to satisfy security certification requirements.) But when I change a non-working PDF and a non-working Word link *on that same page* to include the https prefix, they are still 404.

Other information:
I’ve been developing a Custom Post Type for a document repository. Because the rest of the site is only Pages, I figured I could mess with the Permalinks setting. Maybe not. I’ve changed it back to the original Permalinks setting — /%category%/%title% — but that hasn’t fixed the problem.

I see the files in the Media Library, but I can’t get to them by pasting the URL into a new browser windows. I can, however, FTP the files, which are in the proper folders for the URLs, to my computer and open them on localhost. I wasn’t the one who uploaded the files, so I really am getting them via FTP.

I’ve looked at other posts about 404 document links, but they are old enough that they don’t seem to apply. Any ideas about what may be going on?

uploading .pdf and .doc to page

Mon, 21 Dec 2009 02:20:12 +0000

I have a wishlist membership site.

I am trying to upload .doc’s and .pdf’s as proprietary information on pages that are restricted to only my member’s area.

After repeated attempts, using either 1) upload under the media library, or 2) upload at the page level – always selecting the URL button, I’ve not had any success.

I posted the .doc’s on google app – and it links well, but I don’t think its as secure since only the link would need to be shared.

Anyone have suggestions?