[thehigheredcio]

It sounds like there are two options.

Option 1: Enter multiple item download URLs in the Digital Product URL field separated by a comma. each item will then be listed separately in email/Thank-you page with their own links for Part 1, Part 2, Part n.

Option 2: Create individual products for each digital item. Then create a new “bundled product” by entering the product ID’s to be bundled in the Digital Product URL field separated by a comma. I think this method result differs by including each product name with their links instead of the generic “Part x”.

Somewhere I got the idea I could use multiple product IDs inside the shortcode but can’t find a reference sitting here now. But it did work of couple of times as described earlier then stopped.

Thnaks – OK to close.

[thehigheredcio]

My initial tests of both approaches worked just fine and the squeeze form worked fine. But then the multiple products method stopped working as expected and only caused the first product to download automatically.

I don’t know if it was because I put the shortcode inside of custom html to give the squeeze form a visual background or something else in my browser. I may go back and retest this because I would prefer to use the multiple product method.

Here is the html I tried to use:

<div style=”float: right; background-color: #ffdf73; border: 2px solid #2419b2; padding: 10px;”>Subscribe & Download

Ellucian v Cajana Files

[wp_eStore_free_download_ajax:product_id:1, 2:end]</div>

<div></div>

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