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Manage existing share links: revoke / re-expire / re-scope

Last updated May 22, 2026 · 3 min read

View / revoke / extend / see who clicked existing share links — the management page lives here.

Slima Script Studio share: view and manage existing share links in the share modal

Opening share management

The management list is per book — it shows the share links for the script book you're currently in:

  • Inside a script book → Deliver view → the Share links section (bottom of the page) lists this book's existing links
  • Or open the share modal and click Manage all links to switch it into management mode

List columns

Each share link shows:

Field Content
Title / scope The link's title, or the scope it covers (single file / folder / N files)
Visibility Unlisted or password-protected
Views How many times it's been opened
Visitors Number of unique visitors
Expiry Expiry date, or "No expiry" (expired links are shown dimmed)

Actions

Each row has two icon buttons:

Action Use
Copy link (copy icon) Copies the link's URL to your clipboard
Revoke (trash icon) Asks you to confirm, then makes the link stop working immediately and removes it from the list

The link's scope and expiry are fixed when you create it — to change them, revoke the old link and create a new one.

Revocation safety

Revoke is immediate:

  • Next refresh, the recipient sees nothing
  • Downloaded / screenshotted content can't be recalled
  • The URL is permanently invalidated (no reuse), and the link is removed from the list

If you only want to pause access for a while, set an expiry date when you create the link instead of revoking — but note that scope and expiry can't be edited afterwards, so revoke-and-recreate is the way to change them.

There is no separate "delete" action — Revoke is the single destructive action. Confirming it invalidates the URL and removes the link from the list in one step; there is no kept "Revoked" record to restore later.

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