Way to show download file for specific user

I have got a project in which client want a download system where user able to login and download its own file.
I want user to redirect to download page after login where user can download admin-pre-uploaded file.
Is there any Extra to do this ? I cant find.
Help me!

"FileDownload R" could be useful, but you'll need a way to define what file belongs to what user. Depending on your requirements, perhaps with a TV or some specific file structure, or...

Hi.. Thanks for the reply..
I want to show a pdf file for download when a user login.
Like user 1 login and redirects to his download or dashboard page where a sime download link for a file.pdf is waiting for him to be clicked.
Same with other users like user2 3 and so on.. Different file.
My client want to give his users ability to download pdf of their marriage album.
So he want like when customers login, it goes to a page where they can download their album.. Nothing more than that.
How to set custom download url for each user when he login?

If you name the album for the user: username.pdf and put it in the assets/albums/ directory, this might work:



You can redirect users to the page with the code above using the &loginResourceId property in the Login tag.

The downside is that others could download someone else's album if they could guess the URL.

You could make it more secure by adding a hash based on some user data like email, fullname, id, etc. to the file name and using a custom snippet to produce the link, but you'd have to calculate the hash for each user and use it to rename the album. It might be possible to do this automatically when you upload the album.

Quote from: BobRay at Dec 23, 2017, 04:41 PM

If you name the album for the user: username.pdf and put it in the assets/albums/ directory, this might work:

<a href="[[++assets_url]]albums/[[+modx.user.id:userinfo=`username`]]">Download your album</a>

You can redirect users to the page with the code above using the &loginResourceId property in the Login tag.

The downside is that others could download someone else's album if they could guess the URL.

You could make it more secure by adding a hash based on some user data like email, fullname, id, etc. to the file name and using a custom snippet to produce the link, but you'd have to calculate the hash for each user and use it to rename the album. It might be possible to do this automatically when you upload the album.

Can you help me more on this??
I want a user dashboard where they can see file links and in admin, i want to view when userwas created or registered..
I know this can be done in Modx.. But i am in swarm.

Hello bob sir, is this possible to each gallery for specific client(user) ?
Client want separate galley for each client now. So can you suggest me with Extra to use to get it working ?
Each client login and redirect to their private page where they they can see gallery online instead of download pdf (which was their previous requirement).

Which plugin to use ? Migx or else? How to redirect user to go to their private page where they can see gallery?

Thanks

I'd suggest maybe looking into 'upload to users' package

Quote from: lkfranklin at Jan 04, 2018, 09:57 AM

I'd suggest maybe looking into 'upload to users' package

Thanks. Going to Check this out.

Quote from: Mayanktaker at Jan 04, 2018, 10:10 AM

Quote from: lkfranklin at Jan 04, 2018, 09:57 AM

I'd suggest maybe looking into 'upload to users' package

Thanks. Going to Check this out.

Hello my requirements changed. Please check my 2nd last post.
Thanks.

There are many ways to do this. One way is to create a User Setting on the Settings tab when editing the user.

Use login_page_id as the key of the setting and the ID of the user's page as the value. Then put this in the Login tag (The Name of the setting doesn't matter, but 'Login Page ID' would make sense):




If you will have many users, you could automate this by creating a plugin that runs when the user registers or is activated. The plugin could create the user's page and also create and set the User Setting, though that would be more complicated.