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Thread: Force Download

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    tmai is offline Junior Member
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    Hi, currently when a customer gets the intruction download email with links to their purchased digital product, the link will open the digital file with a default program for viewing.
    Can we change the link in the email to force download the file into the curstomer choosen desitnation?

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    George the Great is offline Senior Member
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    Not really sure what you're asking here? Are you saying that if you offer a .pdf as a download product you'd like to force the file to save rather than opening in Adobe Reader? You can't really do that without designing some sort of custom download management tool. Each browser handles these types of things differently, and IIS handles different MIME types differently so you won't be able to just force a download without creating your own download management tool that requires the customer to save the file.
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    tmai is offline Junior Member
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    Thank you for the response.