Rating: 5 stars

I must confess here, that I was searing at for a while back there, but once I realised what I was doing wrong: then Wallop! – Absolutely brilliant pop-up.

TUT: After putting this on the page [tbd_terms terms_page_id=xxx] no worries.

The wrong thing I did followed, .. example from web page states.

Create a link to a downloadable file like this:

[tbd_link url=\”URL\”]link text[/tbd_link]

So this is what I constructed, ..

Download link [ [tbd_link url=\”https://www.dropbox.com/s/4oksvr75fhkf5z1/TU%20-%20V1%20-%20Day%20Break%20-%20ePub.zip?dl=1\”]Day Break[/tbd_link] ] in ePub format.

It didn’t work, .. and I got a 404 error. I am also using Dropbox as my file repository, but I can’t see why that would be an issue.

ANYHOW: The link below does work, ..

Download link [ [tbd_link url=”https://www.dropbox.com/s/4oksvr75fhkf5z1/TU%20-%20V1%20-%20Day%20Break%20-%20ePub.zip?dl=1″%5DDay Break[/tbd_link] ] in ePub format.

Not a great deal of difference, but the linking thing *DID NOT* like that escape \” sequence being in it. Or maybe I’m just thick, and the back-slash wasn’t supposed to go there in the first place. – Now, I’ve no idea if that’s right or not, but my pop-up copyright link and file download works like a charm.

But it goes to show you how complicated escaping from the maddin crowd can actually get; without you realizing the depth of the bloomin’ rabbit hole you’ve just fallen down in getting away from the rabid quotes.

Thanks for reading, Jessica: Praise be the ORI.

Rating: 5 stars

I was looking exactly for this and you saved me a lot of hours.
There isn’t a backslash after …url=\”… though. I think it was a typo in the description

Rating: 4 stars

Documentation realy need some improvement!

similar plugin “Agreement”