chrislx

This is a nice plugin, and it does install and work fine. That said, I’d like to be able to have users upload at least two file, maybe three if they have them, rather than just uploading one at a time and starting over.

It was simple to increase the buttons by adding to the html form, but there’s some issue in that it only uploads one file, whichever gets name=’file’ in the form. I thought I might get lucky by incrementing that to file1, or file2, but no go. Any ideas?
Thanks,
-C

What I meant is that when the customer purchases a digital product (in this case an eBook or PDF), as soon as the payment is complete I would like them to return to a page that has the download link immediately available. Hopefully they will also get the link in a follow-on email, but it’s important to me that both links be encrypted so that they buyer never knows the actual location or link to a product.
Thanks,
Chris

Tried your query just now and of the four test submissions the attachments are only in the two of them. So it sure looks like renaming the field names breaks whatever connection there should have been to get the attachment.
Thanks,
-C

Hi Michael,
After a test I just did I think this may have something to do with replacing the field names sent from the contact form. I used the second contact form as a clean sample, and only added one attachment field. Then, still on the contact form, I did some replacing of the field names to make them more readable (i.e. ex_field1=Attachment, etc.). I did not chose to not send any field names, and I touched nothing in the database options. Saving all that and testing the form:

After four tests, any time I had replaced field names to something more readable, it only saved the wording as text (i.e “File is attached:Test-Image.jpg”). When I removed the entries to replace the names, the text came through as a working URL (in blue..perfect).

I also checked the DB to see what was in ‘wp_cf7dbplugin_submits’, and it appears that the times the link failed there is nothing in the DB. The other times the image is there as a [BLOB-28Kib] entry links to the image.

So, maybe the issue is with the passing of renamed field names by FSCF and not by your plug-in. I’m going to do a few more tests to check whatever I can imagine, but, so far, renaming field names kills the link for me.
Thanks for your quick response..your DB connection is a terrific find.
-C