"Is it safe? Is it hidden?"
Create file sharing pages with the flexibility of a Stacks page and the power of File Safe. File Safe hides the location of your download files from Web site visitors, tracks the downloads and can help prevent search engines from indexing those files.
While File Safe is a complex set of stacks, don't let the the HUDs fool you. It is very simple to start using. In fact, compared to creating an RW link with creating a File Safe link and the complexity of each is about the same.
File Safe features...
• hides location of download file• forces download
• prevent hot-linking (optional)
• prevent search engine indexing (optional)
• supports multiple storage locations (optional)
• tracks downloads (optional)
• styling extras (optional)
• add form input with button download (optional) New!
File Safe requires two stacks to function: one setup stack and one link stack. The setup stack comes preset so all you have to do is drag it to the top of your Stacks page. The link stack requires little more than a file name. The RW Style stack is a bonus link stack that enables you to create an RW Style file sharing page.
Take a tour of the HUDs and stacks for a better idea what File Safe can do or try it out.
The link stacks are like keys that gain access to the safe holding your files. You just have to tell it what the file name is in the HUD. Add text or images to the yellow area of the stack whatever you want your link to be. If you'd rather your link be a form button check the checkbox in the HUD.
The RW Style Link stack allows you to build a file sharing page the same way RW does. Use the Items slider in the HUD to create up to 20 File Share blocks. If you need more or want to divide them up in sections just add another RW Style Link stack.
Enter the file name and title in the stack itself and for the description add whatever you want.
Enter the file name and title in the stack itself and for the description add whatever you want.
This HUD for the Setup stack is where you tell File Safe where you will be putting your files to be and how to handle them.
The stack displays your settings in edit mode and will display your log management links once published and the Show Log Code. It will also help you figure out your Server Path by showing your server's file path to your web site's home folder.
The stack displays your settings in edit mode and will display your log management links once published and the Show Log Code. It will also help you figure out your Server Path by showing your server's file path to your web site's home folder.
