I have come across a website that uses the YetiShare file hosting script, a platform I had not previously encountered. I am delighted to have discovered this script.
Now, let me address my current issue. I tried out the demo version provided on mfscipt. When I click a link and go to the download page, I notice that I have to click a download button to initiate the file download.
However, the website that led me here is built on WordPress, and for file downloads, it utilizes the YetiShare script exclusively. When users visit the WordPress site to learn about an app and scroll down, they encounter a direct download button. Upon clicking this button, the website redirects them to another domain and instantly starts the download process. There's no waiting time or additional download page.
I am eager to achieve the same functionality on my site.
I would also like to point out that if I copy the download link from the WordPress page, it returns a "page not found" error. The URL structure looks like this: https://example.com/1234?ref=b47ecd4.
It appears that the website is using referrers so that downloads only start when someone clicks a link from their site. When I click the download button, the URL structure changes to: https://example.com/1234?download_token=b47ecd4.
If anyone has knowledge of how to implement this, I would greatly appreciate the details. I am ready to purchase the script immediately.
Now, let me address my current issue. I tried out the demo version provided on mfscipt. When I click a link and go to the download page, I notice that I have to click a download button to initiate the file download.
However, the website that led me here is built on WordPress, and for file downloads, it utilizes the YetiShare script exclusively. When users visit the WordPress site to learn about an app and scroll down, they encounter a direct download button. Upon clicking this button, the website redirects them to another domain and instantly starts the download process. There's no waiting time or additional download page.
I am eager to achieve the same functionality on my site.
I would also like to point out that if I copy the download link from the WordPress page, it returns a "page not found" error. The URL structure looks like this: https://example.com/1234?ref=b47ecd4.
It appears that the website is using referrers so that downloads only start when someone clicks a link from their site. When I click the download button, the URL structure changes to: https://example.com/1234?download_token=b47ecd4.
If anyone has knowledge of how to implement this, I would greatly appreciate the details. I am ready to purchase the script immediately.