MMB-282: Allow the admin to specify file to use as certificate #84
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Overview
In the past, when setting up a certificate, administrators were limited to defining a message template that would be created when a user downloaded the certificate. With this pull request (PR), administrators now have the ability to directly specify a document to serve as the certificate, eliminating the need for the certificate to be generated from a CiviCRM HTML message template.
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Technical Details
This pull request introduces a new attribute,
download_type, to thecertificateentity. This attribute is designed to specify the certificate download type.