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I am trying to figure out how to use this module.

I've downloaded it, installed it, etc. However, when I try to set up a webform, I'm not seeing anywhere where I can upload files and redirect to a link programmatically.

Where do I set this up?

I found this online, but I don't see "protected" anywhere.

Configurations on my site:

  1. Installed the modules (Webform Protected Downloads, Private Upload)

  2. Changed 'Default Upload Privacy Setting:' to 'Public' under 'admin/settings/private_upload'

  3. Created a Webform > attached a file

  4. Under 'File attachments' selected 'Public'

  5. Enabled 'Protected' under 'Protected Downloads'.

  6. Enabled 'view uploaded files' permission for anonymous users under 'admin/user/permissions'

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    Have you added a File field to your webform to allow users to upload files? This module will not do that; it only adds enhancements to webforms that already allow uploads.
    – EmmyS
    Jul 25, 2012 at 16:29
  • A file field is supported, yes, but I don't see any "protected" section, only a private section. Nor do I see where it is supposed to link the user/redirect.
    – Jack Ryan
    Jul 25, 2012 at 16:52

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The D6 version of the module doesn't support filefield. You must use the drupal upload module. On the node edit form: Attach a file, set it to private. Switch to the tab "Protected downloads" and specify your settings there. If you don't see the tab "Protected downloads" then it might be a bug. Consider opening an issue for this on the issue queue for the module on drupal.org.

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  • Your're welcome. Small addition for other users that might find this question: Remember to grant the permission "administer webform protected downloads", otherwise the tab "Protected downloads" is not available.
    – berliner
    Aug 9, 2012 at 18:26

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