Difference between revisions of "Linking to Protected Files on Orca"

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How to link to protected readings from your WordPress site

Upload protected readings to the "Handouts" folder in your Orca share. (If you don't have an Orca share request from your Academic Computing Liaison)
Navigate to these files from a web browser and copy the url from each reading you'd like to link to. Or if you'd like you could simply just link to the entire folder or even subfolders. The URL is

From WordPress, highlight the text that you want to be the link text and click the link button.
Paste the URL to the protected reading on Orca.

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 #Upload protected readings to the "Handouts" folder in your Orca share. (If you don't have an Orca share request from your Academic Computing Liaison)
 #Navigate to these files from a web browser  and copy the url from each reading you'd like to link to. Or if you'd like you could simply just link to the entire folder or even subfolders. The URL is
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 #Paste the URL to the protected reading on Orca.
-See also: [[Download Monitor - WordPress]]
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