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<blockquote data-quote="ohkphoto" data-source="post: 179500" data-attributes="member: 1573">Wud,You don't want to allow download.&nbsp; You want to add &quot;download&quot; as a digital product.&nbsp; See below.What Glenn and Don said is absolutely right with Zenfolio.&nbsp; You can charge for the download, or you can issue it free (I think they still allow that).&nbsp; If it's listed as &quot;free&quot;, the client still has to put it in the cart . . . but it will show as a &quot;no charge&quot;, in other words, 0$.&nbsp; You have to set up the &quot;digital download product&quot; (Add Products menu) and then add it to your price list.&nbsp; I charge for downloads, so it's easier to just issue a coupon for free downloads.All your galleries can be &quot;password protected&quot;.&nbsp; You can either issue a &quot;password&quot; or assign emails to the list of allowed users.It sounds like you are almost there.&nbsp; Hope this helps.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ohkphoto, post: 179500, member: 1573"] Wud, You don't want to allow download. You want to add "download" as a digital product. See below. What Glenn and Don said is absolutely right with Zenfolio. You can charge for the download, or you can issue it free (I think they still allow that). If it's listed as "free", the client still has to put it in the cart . . . but it will show as a "no charge", in other words, 0$. [B]You have to set up the "digital download product" (Add Products menu) and then add it to your price list.[/B] I charge for downloads, so it's easier to just issue a coupon for free downloads. All your galleries can be "password protected". You can either issue a "password" or assign emails to the list of allowed users. It sounds like you are almost there. Hope this helps. [/QUOTE]

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