Alan Petersen

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Aug 13, 2016 at 12:32 am
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Alan Petersen
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That’s how I had my download page setup as well. But since the download links themselves are now password protected, I removed the password protection from the actual download page since a visitor to it will not be able to actually download the files without the password. So the download page is now public but they can’t access the actual download link without its password.

Not sure if there is a better way (I’ve been waiting to hear back from an official plugin person) but for now at least, it works for me since I don’t want the person having to enter a password to access the download page and then another password to access the actual link.

Aug 12, 2016 at 3:56 pm
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Alan Petersen
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I was wondering how to do the same thing.

The only way I could find to protect the actual download link was to lock it with a password (“lock options” tab).

When I send out the download page I’ll provide the password so the person can access the download link. That way if anyone happens to the download page on their own they won’t be able to access the actual download link without the password.

I attached a screenshot.

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