Hi @Supeshala 

If you need a one click solution, then writing a macro for the Copy file to command is the way to go. I have tried writing a simple script but however there were few problems.

1. COPY_TO_PATH client script value did not work for some reason. This could be a bug. Therefor I had to hardcode the folder location. This is not ideal for your scenario. But it is a good starting point to think of alternatives.
2. There seems to be a timing issue in the macro where script runs before the file is actually downloaded, making the script useless. Again, this could be a bug. As a workaround I select all the files and copy to a folder 1st time, and then select one file and copy again. Then macro ran again and since now the files exists in the folder, it downloaded the files. Again, not an ideal one click solution.
3. Macros are not supposed to be running when there are multiple records selected. But in my case it ran probably because all of my documents were in the same class. You can test with this.

Below is the script I used. 

PS- I have asked ChatGPT to generate this and it did a really good job. Obviously, I had to do some changes.

'created by AMSALK with the help from ChatGPT
Public Sub Download_files()
Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set objShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")

' Specify the path to the folder containing .url files
FolderPath = "C:\Users\amsalk\OneDrive - IFS\Desktop\URL file\download"

'FolderPath = "Copy Path   -    " & ClientScriptValues.Item("COPY_TO_PATH").Value  'This does not work in IFS cloud
'nCopyFileCount = ClientScriptValues.Item("COPY_TO_FILE_COUNT").Value 'This does not work too in IFS cloud

' Get a reference to the folder
Set objFolder = objFSO.GetFolder(FolderPath)

' Loop through .url files in the folder
For Each objFile In objFolder.Files

    If LCase(objFSO.GetExtensionName(objFile.Name)) = "url" Then
        ' Read the .url file
        Set objTextStream = objFSO.OpenTextFile(objFile.Path)
        strURL = objTextStream.ReadLine
        strURL = objTextStream.ReadLine  'This is called twice since actual URL is mentioned in the second line of the .url file

        objTextStream.Close

        ' Extract the URL from the .url file
        If InStr(strURL, "URL=") = 1 Then
            strURL = Mid(strURL, 5)
        End If

        ' Download the file
            ' Get the filename from the URL
            pdfFilename = objFSO.GetFileName(strURL)

            ' Construct the local path for the PDF file
            pdfLocalPath = objFSO.BuildPath(objFolder.Path, pdfFilename)

            ' Download the PDF using PowerShell
            downloadCommand = "powershell -Command (New-Object System.Net.WebClient).DownloadFile('" & strURL & "', '" & pdfLocalPath & "')"
            objShell.Run downloadCommand, 0, True
    End If
Next

MsgBox "Download completed!"

End Sub

I just smile. T h x, Amila :)

@Amila Samarasinghe If you think there is a timing issue when running macros, you should report it. The support for macros for the Copy File To… command has probably not been tried much, so there might be problems with it in some cases. Or it broke because of … things… :)

Thank you very much Amila for the great ideas.