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S2M and user-specific files By: BWC in: Community Forum	voices: 1 replies: 0	3 years, 4 months ago BWC
How to kill/delete a specific generated link By: t2media in: Community Forum	voices: 9 replies: 22	3 years, 7 months ago Ian Tasker

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Posted: Monday Aug 20th, 2012 at 1:48 pm #22582
BWC Username: bwold
Jason, Thanks for taking to time to clarify this. I can now advise my client accordingly, although not in the way they were hoping for… I’m not a developer, and it sounds like you already have a solution in the works, but it seems that one solution might be to record each generated access link in a table; then, before providing access to the page, verify that there’s a matching record in that table. Admins could then remove the record, and effectively kill the link. Just thinkin’ out loud… In any event, thanks for a great and well-supported product!
Posted: Thursday Aug 16th, 2012 at 2:31 pm #22269
BWC Username: bwold
Folks, in rereading this thread, there are two issues: 1) do the access links allow more people to use them than they should, and 2) regardless, how does one remove an access link once it is created. Both are important questions, but right now, my client is only concerned with issue #2 — how to remove an access link once it is created.
Posted: Thursday Aug 16th, 2012 at 12:48 pm #22258
BWC Username: bwold
A client of mine just asked the same thing. I guess they had someone pay and then file a chargeback — now they want that person’s access links disabled/removed. Was hoping for a quick answer, but I guess I’ll be digging through the database looking for matching links.

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