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PDF files in rock

Jackie Powers posted 8 Years Ago

My church does a bulletin that we would like to make available for download from the website but it is in pdf format. Is there any way to upload that into rock?

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- Jim Michael replied 8 Years Ago
Sure. The easiest way to accomplish this is just use an HTML block on your web page. Within the block there is a document upload function, which (oddly enough) lets you upload a document to a specific content location in the web server's path. The exact location is determined by a setting on the block, but I believe the default is ~/content/external site or similar

Once you get the actual file uploaded, you can then just create a hyperlink to it, again using the tools within the HTML block or by typing in your own HTML.
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Sure. The easiest way to accomplish this is just use an HTML block on your web page. Within the block there is a document upload function, which (oddly enough) lets you upload a document to a specific content location in the web server's path. The exact location is determined by a setting on the block, but I believe the default is ~/content/external site or similar Once you get the actual file uploaded, you can then just create a hyperlink to it, again using the tools within the HTML block or by typing in your own HTML. 
Sure. The easiest way to accomplish this is just use an HTML block on your web page. Within the block there is a document upload function, which (oddly enough) lets you upload a document to a specific content location in the web server's path. The exact location is determined by a setting on the block, but I believe the default is ~/content/external site or similar Once you get the actual file uploaded, you can then just create a hyperlink to it, again using the tools within the HTML block or by typing in your own HTML. 
Sure. The easiest way to accomplish this is just use an HTML block on your web page. Within the block there is a document upload function, which (oddly enough) lets you upload a document to a specific content location in the web server's path. The exact location is determined by a setting on the block, but I believe the default is ~/content/external site or similar Once you get the actual file uploaded, you can then just create a hyperlink to it, again using the tools within the HTML block or by typing in your own HTML. 
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