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Working with Confluence in EDGE, I'm trying to create a file:// path to a server and exe file. Once setup it opens windows explorer to the folder where the file resides, rather than presenting the EDGE based option to download the individual file. The same steps performed in EDGE but NOT in Confluence displays the prompt properly, so the issue seems to be specific to the way Confluence allows links to be created.
What convention should I use (without a web server) so that the user is prompted for the individual file downloads?
Hey @Jeff Lorraine ,
please take a look to the follwoing similar thread https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/How-to-add-a-link-to-an-document-that-is-located-at-a-file/qaq-p/803965
Hope this helps,
Fabio
I had seen that, though the difference is that I can successfully link a file:// path in EDGE while not inside Confluence. Only in Confluence will I receive windows explorer which displays the entire contents of the folder rather than allowing the retrieval of the file which was linked to.
The issue is with Confluence vs EDGE. If I place Confluence in EDGE IE Mode then I get an acceptable result.... however making this change is moving backwards technically, and not feasible.
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