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I have setup e-junkie with my dig. d/l product on my site (5 .rar files which I am hosting), and everything works fine. I can pay via paypal (checked with a dummy acct) and all is in order. But what I need to do is give my customers secure access to d/l the files. I can't just have the files on my site, because then anyone can come along and type the url/filename, and have access to the files. I am looking to have a password automatically generated - one that will expire after a short time. So, the payment procedure creates a password - when and only when those details are entered into a login screen, will the customer be able to successfully access the downloadable content.

So, while doing the "add new product" from seller admin, I filled out the email message field (to the right). When I went to test, I did get the email (as the customer), with the order details.

After the purchase, I am brought to an e-junkie page which says "Click here to download..." and after cicking the link, am then brought to a page where I see "Seller has no file uploaded for this product currently." Which makes sense at this point.

So the Q is how to get the customer a password, and one that will give him access to the d/l?

Hope this was clear.

Thanks in advance!

Alright, I found this:

http://www.e-junkie.com/ej/help.keygen.htm#armadillo

I see this code:

http://www.e-junkie.com/ecom/o_plug.php?arm_level=23& arm_keytext=Secret+phrase+only+you+know

The 23 will be another #, but how do I come up with a replacement for "Secret+phrase+only+you+know" - what will determine what that is?

And where does this code go?

Are there any examples anywhere that I can use as a "template" of sorts?

Thak you!

Sorry for the delay in responding to your forum post. I know we were working with you on some stuff via e-mail. If you do still need assistance you can keep it in the chain of e-mail support or just let us know here in this forum.