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  • Hi Sorin

    I had the same problem yesterday as well. It would be great if someone can respond back, but AFAIK, you can only email files which were uploaded by the person filling out the Contact Form.

    This is how I got around the problem for the time being
    1. Upload the file you want to send via email to your website, with a publically accessible URL.
    2. Password protect the file if you feel the need to.
    3. In Contact Form 7, use the Mail(2) option to setup an autoresponder email.
    4. Put the link of the file in the email. The autoresponder also gives you an opportunity to sell/provide actions to contact you.

    Cheers.

    Thread Starter poopster

    (@poopster)

    Yup…

    The only thing I am beginning to wonder is whether the company hosting the website changed the location and forgot to tell the customer!

    Seems to be the only way I can explain changes working via WordPress, but not reflect any changes I am making via FTP…

    Will confirm if this is the case on Monday!

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