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Post as a guest Name. Uploading large files can seem to take a long time because many internet service providers give priority to downloads. You can only upload one file per product. If you need to attach more files, then you can use a. You can't upload file folders. You can limit the number of times each customer can download a product. This is set in the product's settings in the Dashboard.
To remove a download limit, set the limit to 0 zero. See Set a download limit. If you delete your digital product from your products in your admin, then you also need to delete the product from the Digital Downloads app. Do you want to create your own online store? Note also that if you're not requesting a file ex: test. The htaccess file issues a redirect, which is forcing Shopify to download the file instead of interpret it as liquid. To fix that issue, you might add another rewrite condition that excludes those domains from being redirect to their "non-trailing-slash" counterparts.
Okay, I needed to read that carefully a few times and the comment on trailing slashes makes sense to me now. Also, for testing clearing the browser cache is required to see the desired result. I'm having the same issue with my file being served for download instead of rendering the liquid code. However, my embedded app is hosted on Heroku, which means I don't have access to a.
Any suggestions? I know this reply is very late, but I recently encountered this issue when attempting to set up my app hosted on Heroku. The issue seems to be that some servers, including Heroku, seem to have some settings that creates a file for download instead of passing the response back to Shopify for rendering.
Like Charlotte indicated, this has to do with the settings in the htaccess file. If you have the ability to edit these settings, then this issue should get resolved by following the steps she outlined. In Heroku, I was able to follow the instructions here to correct this issue.
I also had this issue. It isn't exactly clear what I did to resolve it. However after it had been resolved Shopify seemed to be serving me a cached page in my browser which prevented me from realizing it was resolved for quite some time. If you are accessing a Proxy URL and you want to test your fix is in place, try appending something unique to the query string to allow for a fresh test.
Make the transfers API available!! Expose the timeline through an API? Shopify Discussions. Store Feedback. Shopify Design. Active Oldest Votes. David Lazar David Lazar 8, 3 3 gold badges 22 22 silver badges 36 36 bronze badges. I think it's easier to look at it from the underlying issue, which is why I included a basic code example.
How can this be remedied? Because that's really the issue here, I believe. So you expect to see test and you see nothing. What is the response in the console? Are you sure your header is set correctly? It's not that I see nothing, it's that it downloads a file with the contents "test.
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