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How to Replace Files in the Media Library and Update Version Details

The Version Control features associated with your Media Library and Download Manager are a compliance requirement. It is a legislated requirement that you maintain versions of all your documents of any kind. From a practical point-of-view, the basic versioning allows you to alter the file links on your website without interruption, so you may change the document completely in Yabber, change the filename, or make any other alterations, but the links on your website will always remain valid and fully tracked.

Document Integration: It shouldn't need to be said, but you should never ever link to a document directly on your website, or even worse, link to general cloud storage, because the marketing value and our ability to track and respond to interactions reaches a dead-end. The interaction data alone made available from document downloads gives us unique insights into consumer behaviour. Your CRM probably already includes a document manager (as it should), but our focus is on applying website and marketing integration for funnel escalation.

You will find the facility to replace uploaded files by following the 'Replace' icon in the 'Library' menu.

File Manager Replace File

  Pictured: You will find the facility to replace uploaded files by following the 'Replace' icon in the 'Library' menu.. Select the icon and the Replace panel is returned.

In this FAQ we'll look at how to replace an existing document in Yabber and apply basic version details. We'll use our own plugin for screenshots as we're upgrading from Version 0.8.7.2 to Version 0.8.7.3.

  Replacing Document

From the 'Replace' panel, we should first select the file we would like to replace and submit. An upload form is returned. You should select the 'Choose File' option and locate the replacement file on your PC. Select it.

File Manager Replace File

  Pictured: From the 'Replace' panel, we should first select the file we would like to replace and submit. An upload form is returned. You should select the 'Choose File' option and locate the replacement file on your PC. Select it.

Select 'Upload File'. Uploading may take a few seconds  depending on the size of your file. A panel will be returned where you may update your new version and apply the version changes for this document.

File Manager Version Changes

  Pictured: Select 'Upload File'. Uploading may take a few seconds depending on the size of your file. A panel will be returned where you may update your new version and apply the version changes for this document.

Click 'Save'. Changes will be made immediately and all references to that file will now point to the updated version.

  Adding Version Changes to an Existing Document

You may update the version details associated with an existing document by selecting the 'Version Details' panel. Select your document and the version details associated with the current document or zip file will be returned. Update as required by adding or removing details.

File Manager Version Changes to Existing Document

  Pictured: You may update the version details associated with an existing document by selecting the 'Version Details' panel. Select your document and the version details associated with the current document or zip file will be returned. Update as required by adding or removing details.

Select 'Save'. Details are applied immediately.

  Document Archive

All documents that are replaced are moved to the 'Document Archive'. The version details cannot be modified after they're replaced as they become a static and fixed compliance snapshot, but you may download older documents if required.

File Manager Archive

  Pictured: All documents that are replaced are moved to the 'Document Archive'. The version details cannot be modified after they're replaced as they become a static and fixed compliance snapshot, but you may download older documents if required.

Note that the existing version is also shown. You may search for a specific record via the search box.

  Returning Version Changes to Your Website

For some documents, such as a Credit Guide, there may be a requirement to return the changes to a dedicated page, or perhaps you'll return that data within your website's Download Archive. We use the Version Changes on most of our Plugin pages, and we link to the version changes for the BeliefMedia and BeliefMedia Elementor plugins in the footer of our website.

The Version Changes may be shown on your website via shortcode or via an Elementor widget. The Version Changes with Elementor are introduced in an FAQ titled "How to Render a Download Box on Your Website with Shortcode or Elementor". For our example, we'll search for 'Yabber' in the 'Media Library', locate our plugin which is now updated to Version 0.8.7.3, and open up the panel to return basic shortcode links.

File Manager Version Shortcode

  Pictured: We'll search for 'Yabber' in the 'Media Library', locate our plugin which is now updated to Version 0.8.7.3, and open up the panel to return basic shortcode links. Copy the shortcode with 'Copy' icon and paste anywhere into your website.

The shortcode of [download_versions id="de037a442f0c5c7a8823449171a2cbed"] returns the full change log (review here).

  WordPress Plugin Integration

If you're using a custom plugin on your website that we have build for you or you have created yourself, the update of a zip file (as we have just demonstrated) will also force the plugin update for all those users that have the plugin installed. A notification will be returned in WordPress that an update is available, and the user will be able to update their plugin to the updated version. This is an advanced feature that most brokers will not ever use.

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  File Management and Download FAQs

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  Creating a Download Link

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