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How to Enable Downloadable Products in Virtuemart
June 29, 2011 |
Joomla Tutorials |
Written by Nick Savov
Virtuemart can be a bit hard to navigate at times and one of our students was having difficulty adding a downloadable product so we created this tutorial for him: Enable Downloads in the Configuration Go to Virtuemart >> Admin >> Configuration >> Downloads >> Enable Downloads. Save. Add the Downloadable File in the List Products area Go to Products >> List Products >> click on the image icon. Note: If you haven't created a product already, do so before this step by clicking "New" in the toolbar of the List Products area.
 Upload the file >> change file Type to "Downloadable Product File (to be sold!)" Configure the rest of the settings appropriately and then Save. |
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