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Assisted by: Christian Cox.
Hello, I'm not a Gravity Forms expert so I'm not really the best source of information about their system. I'm not sure how this information is saved with the post, or if they offer a special shortcode or API for displaying that information in a post template. This document seems to indicate you can use their Views feature to display links to these files:
https://docs.gravityview.co/article/629-display-uploaded-files-as-links
That doesn't really help you display the links in a Toolset Content Template, though. If the document or file URL is saved as a standard custom field value, then you can use the Views shortcode wpv-post-field to display a link to that file URL if you know the custom field slug. You can place that shortcode in your post's Content Template in a paragraph block or custom HTML block, to display the raw custom field value:
[wpv-post-field name='field-slug']
Replace field-slug with the slug of the custom field holding the file URL. Or you could create a download link using some custom HTML:
<a href="[wpv-post-field name='field-slug']" download>Download file</a>
https://toolset.com/documentation/programmer-reference/views/views-shortcodes/#wpv-post-field
If the upload file information is saved in a custom field, you should be able to find the file URL in the post editor screen when you turn on the native custom field panel. In the Block Editor, you can turn on the custom field panel by clicking the 3-dot icon in the top right corner and then opening Preferences (screenshots attached here). In the Panel tab of the Preferences dialog, you can turn on the Custom Field panel to inspect all the custom fields for this post. If the file URL is saved in one of these custom fields, use the field name (slug) in the wpv-post-field shortcode as shown in the examples above. If the file URL is not saved in one of the custom fields, you may need to contact Gravity Forms support for more information about how to display links to those uploads using shortcodes. It may require a custom code snippet to save those uploaded document URLs in some custom fields, I'm not sure though.
