For security to protect your files this plugin doesn’t use links. It’s all handled on the server. If you want a link you’ll just have to upload your file to an external location like dropbox for example, and use their link.
I’ll add a shortcode to create a link button next week, in the meantime the WooCommerce shortcode [product id=”your_product_id”] works as a way to add a product to a post, as long as you have the “Allow download on shop / archive pages” plugin option set.
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Thanks for the reply – I don’t want to use dropbox for that very reason; users will just share the dropbox download link rather than visit the site which is no good at all.
I wanted to use my own button style and fetch download statistics to display on the page, just like this: prntscr
Thanks again for the support. My site will be a music download website, without user login, just a page for each track with some information, an embedded video and a link to a download. I’m thinking wordpress is overkill – i may try to do this myself with Asp Mvc. Have a great day! 🙂
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