Problem with file attachment URLs
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Hi – my blog suddenly stopped allowing users to download files. When I create the attachment (Add Media), the HTML for the file looks fine, but clicking the link simply takes one to a static page with the file attachment title. Has anyone experienced this? Any ideas? Thanks much!
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I have the same problem!
Maybe “thesacredpath” can help us! :)http://www.educativpgm.wordpress.com
paula mihai
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Paula, can you give us a link to a place on your blog where the is happening so that we can look at it?
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And let’s keep this discussion in one thread so that we are not bouncing back and forth.
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We need a link to your blog and specific examples of where this is happening. We cannot even guess until we can look at it.
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OK – try this …
http://bigpblog.wordpress.com/
Try the HOMEWORK page or the MATHS page; each has lots of links to downloadable WORD files; these links take you to another window, but the actual clickable links for the documents themselves have disappeared.
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On the “maths” pages, were these all Word files?
Mental Maths Test 1
Mental Maths Test 2
Mental Maths Test 3
Mental Maths Test 4
Mental Maths Test 5 -
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Go to your media library and select a file, there are three buttons there (under “Link URL”:
None, Post URL & File URL
if you want a download link to your file you should use the File URL button.
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@hillelstoler, the math links above on bigpblog were originally linked to .doc files and working. Now they are not. Something happened in the backend of wordpress.
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Ummm … no.
WHen I hover over a file I get EDIT/DELETE/VIEW and if I select the file I get Title, Caption and Description – none of the buttons that you suggest. -
If you go to media library from within a post, then you can click on the “show” button for the document and find what hillelstoler mentions.
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I should have adde if you go to the media library from within a page also.
Another thing that is important, is that when you name the files, make sure they have an extension at the end of the filename (.doc)
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HI sacredpath – yes, I know about that, but I think that’s the problem – I can’t get the blog to SHOW any docs, so I can’t see the URL details or anything like that. All I can get is what I have listed above.
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