Difference between revisions of "Protected Files - WordPress"
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# Set the '''Files access permissions''' to '''Subscriber'''. This will limit access to enrolled students in your course. | # Set the '''Files access permissions''' to '''Subscriber'''. This will limit access to enrolled students in your course. | ||
# Click the '''Insert into Page''' blue button to add a link to the protected file | # Click the '''Insert into Page''' blue button to add a link to the protected file | ||
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: '''Fix:''' Remove the link in your post/page and Add Media again to insert the link to the protected file location. When unauthenticated students access protected files now, they will be prompted to login before gaining access to file. | : '''Fix:''' Remove the link in your post/page and Add Media again to insert the link to the protected file location. When unauthenticated students access protected files now, they will be prompted to login before gaining access to file. | ||
: '''Best Practice:''' Always set file protection first in the Media Library before inserting into a post/page. | : '''Best Practice:''' Always set file protection first in the Media Library before inserting into a post/page. | ||
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| + | See also: [[Protected Pages and Posts - WordPress]] | ||
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[[Category:Wordpress]] | [[Category:Wordpress]] | ||
