[kh99]

You were right, that comment can be removed - in html it'll just show up in the output. But anyway, what I meant was the line I had calling attachment.php. I know that doesn't look like a pgn file name, but it should return the pgn file data when called, so it should work like one. In fact, you can see that's just the code copied from the href attribute in the original template.

The uploaded attachments are saved either in the db or the file system. You can go to the attachment manager in the adminCP to see which one you have it set for, and what path they're saved to. I think the normal configuration is to have it set to a path that is not available directly via the web server, because if they were it would bypass the permission system. So that's why attachment.php is used (and also, if attachments are stored in the db that's the only way to get them).

Another thought I had - if you copy the original template code and put it above or below the applet code (or remove the <vb:else /> and put the <vb:if> .. </vb:if> around just the applet code), you can display the usual link to download the file as well as the applet.