Hi @ryanck
Just to be sure, what you need is just to know when the file is ready to download and download it using an action instead of auto-download?
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Hello @Jici,
ThatĀ“s right. What I want is to create the file but not save it into the database and when itĀ“s ready, use a button so the user can click on it to download the generated ZIP file.
Hello,
Before purchasing your plugin, I would like to know if I could create folders and folders in folders so all file are stored following the different project phases ?
Hi! Yes itās handle folder. When you set the filename parameters, you can set the full path of the file. (/projectid/file.pdf for example).
Sincerely loving this plugin!
Thank you so much.
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Just curious if thereās any update on this?
Actually itās working from client side. Server side is not ready.
Iām sure itās a difficult issue.
My users frequently pass files of 2 - 3 gb in size. Currently, the industry standard is emailing each other dropbox/google drive links but everyone hates that and our app users have been salivating over the idea of us building in good file hosting.
I implemented the idea using your plugin to a cohort of test users yesterday and they are LOVING it. Unfortunately, files above 1GB seem to frequently time out, freeze the computer, or invoke browser timeout messages.
Iām hoping a server side compression algorithm would remedy this.
Maybe a better understanding of using this app could solve my issue as well.
All of the data is hosted in Amazon S3 buckets that users have uploaded previously (usually quite a few days before someone tries to retrieve it). Is there a better way I could be using the features of your app to handle this data?
Hi!
I have a plan for that but not already implemented and tested. Actually working on a major update for another plugin and I can probably look at this request after.
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Hey, thanks for a great plugin!
I am creating a lot of csv files as monthly reports, and it would be amazing to zip them in one archive!
However, I canāt seem to find the option to do so from the backend workflows, is that functionality not available yet?
Thank you! 
Not available yet. We are more limited with files on server side and this will need to use the Files Bubble API to work. Also, I think thereās some limitations on the file size we can send using Files API that may affect the plugins. I didnāt get enough time for testing and check that.
It looks like the server-side ZIP download has stopped working on Chrome. In the console Iām seeing the following error:
Looks like itās related to a recent Chrome update. Any idea how to fix?
https://chromestatus.com/feature/5706745674465280
Update: I think you need to do this?
Can you share how you use it actually?
Iāve tested in my demo and everything work fine.
Hi Jici,
How is the progress on developing a server side version?
Hi!
Do you need to load huge file?
I think the main issue actually is to work with large file. But if you need it just for less than 50mb file, I may release a first version with this limit
For me, less than 10Mb in file size 
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Hi there !
First of all, iād like to thank your for this plug in which im using for a while on 2 apps.
Thing is, i have a problem now, when a user try to download a .zip, on chrome i have the following message : āfile is not commonly downloaded and may be dangerousā
I have this message on one app which is last updated but not on an older one
do you have any clue on how to fix his ?
thanks ! @Jici
Thanks to report. I will have a look. It may be related to a Chrome update. Did you get a chance to test on other browsers?
Hi @Jici
Is it possible to download private file with your plugin ?
I donāt remember if Iāve tested it, but if the user is logged in, I donāt see a problem with that. Also, thereās a work around if this doesnāt work using apikey in url
Ok i see thanks.
How do you create in your plug-in hierarchy with folders and sub-folders?
The user can create sections that would be main folders and in each section I could have others folders or files.
The thing is I do not know how many.
You should have a kind of DB for files and a fields for folders and name. You can dynamically build the folder path according to what user is doing. The best is to built the full folder path in this field and not just store the parent folder.