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The easiest way to accomplish this is to write your select statement to build the html necessary to provide a link to the document.

Assuming that the field is named DocumentPath you could do something like this:

SELECT '<a href="' + DocumentPath + '">Download</a>' AS Url FROM MyTable

This would give you a single column in a grid, with a link named Download that points to the document.

In SQLView Pro it's a little easier because you can create a template that does this more easily but it's doable in either.

In SQLView Pro the template would look something like this:


<table>
[EACHROW]
<tr>
<td><a href="[DocumentPath]">Download</a></td>
</tr>
[/EACHROW]
</table>

and the select statement would just be a simple select from the table such as SELECT * FROM MyTable

As another example, I'm using the template for all of my downloads on the download page (http://www.dnnstuff.com/download.aspx) and the templates make it easy to add additional things such as the pop up box using jQuery when you click the version information etc.

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