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File download location

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snyhof

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When I upload a file with the file download page, where is it located? I do not see it anywhere in my site files.
 
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What I did to make this work...

Add a folder to your site called MyFiles (If the file download page can upload a file to a specific location, then use that folder name.)

Upload (FTP) your file.

Drag a script module into your page.

Add code...
<p><embed src="MyFiles/TCVCB_SD.swf" width="584" height="396" scale="showall" play="true" loop="false" menu="true" wmode="Window" quality="1" type="application/x-shockwave-flash"></embed></p>

That will do it.
 
Actually file gets stored in App_Data/Blobs/[etc...]. However it doesn't matter - for <object> tag you could use link to Donwloadable content from site menu.
 
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