Oh ok thanks Anthony, i used that : 
<a href="{{=URL('static', 'generalfix/clep.pdf'}}" download="clep.pdf">clep
</a><br/>
I didn't know i have to use the static folder to upload files, thx you :)

Le jeudi 17 décembre 2015 16:58:05 UTC+1, Anthony a écrit :
>
> On Thursday, December 17, 2015 at 9:34:33 AM UTC-5, Adrien wrote:
>>
>> Hi everyone,
>>
>> I'm trying to create a link to download files, but it doesn't work .. It 
>> redirect me like a simple link.
>>
>> This is what i'm using : 
>>
>> This file is default/index.html
>> <a href="../uploads/clep.pdf" download="clep.pdf">clep</a><br/>
>>
>
> The only files web2py will serve directly via the file path are those in 
> the /static folder, and even then, you would not specify an OS file path 
> (including a ../) as the href -- you would instead generate a web2py URL 
> with "static" as the controller (e.g., URL('static', 'uploads/clep.pdf')).
>
> For files uploaded via a DAL upload field, you should use the 
> response.download() method. The scaffolding app includes a download() 
> function in the default.py controller that uses this method.
>
> In your case, it looks like you have manually put the clep.pdf file in the 
> /uploads folder, as it hasn't been renamed as it would be if uploaded via a 
> DAL upload field. To return such a file, you would instead have to use 
> response.stream(). To prevent a directory traversal attack, you would 
> probably also want to add a signature to the URL and add the 
> @auth.requires_signature() decorator to your download function (this will 
> prevent a malicious user from specifying any arbitrary file in the request 
> URL, as the signature will be associated with the particular file in the 
> link you create).
>
> Note, if the clep.pdf file is intended to be available to the public, just 
> put it in the /static folder.
>
> Anthony
>

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