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I have some files I want to protect which are only available on Google Docs/Sheets. When I add a link to that doc/sheet in the URL section of a new download manager download, then I put the shortcode, it does nothing when I click the link.
Another download manager (which I will name in a private reply because I don’t want to advertise other plugins on your forum) has this same problem, but it has an option to redirect to the link instead of forcing the download, which fixes it.
I wonder, is this possible with your plugin? It seems to me like the reason it doesn’t work is it’s expecting a file with an extension, and is setup to use the browser download function. And since it is a direct link to essentially a web page, a browser cannot direct download it.
Topic: Plugin conflict UM
Hello,
Would you be willing to look into a conflict between your plugin and Ultimate Member plugin ?
when both are installed on the same wp, the ‘forgotten password’ > ‘password reset’ link doesn’t work.
It is because of the ‘key’ param in the url.
The problem is fixed by renaming the parameter in two files \plugins\download-manager\src\User\Login.php Line 226 from
$reseturl = add_query_arg(array('action' ► 'rp', 'key' ► $key, 'login' ► $user_login), wpdm_login_url());To
$reseturl = add_query_arg(array('action' ► 'rp', 'wpdm-key' ► $key, 'login' ► $user_login), wpdm_login_url());and the file download-manager\src\User\views\reset-password-form.php Line 15 from
$user = check_password_reset_key(__::query_var('key'), $login);To
$user = check_password_reset_key(__::query_var('wpdm-key'), $login);I know it’s not really a bug on your side, but it would be really kind if you could add this small change 🙏
Thanks
Regards
Hi, I am looking for additional information relating to the cookies used by wpdm, to include on my own company’s website cookie and privacy policy pages.
FYI, I am using the Complianz WordPress plugin to manage cookie consent. It scans all cookies used being used, and cross-references them with the cookiedatabase.org database to indicate the service (e.g. WordPress Download Manager), Expiration, Cookie Function, Purpose, and whether the cookie stores personal data. The issue is that the “__wpdm_*” cookies ar not recognized by Complianz:
__wpdm_client
__wpdm_am_cp
__wpdm_fm_move
__wpdm_fm_copyComplianz uses https://cookiedatabase.org/ to audit cookies. I have checked their website directly, and it doesn’t recognize the above cookie names. As a result, the wpdm cookies / service are listed as being subject to investigation. Doesn’t look good.
The workaround is to add the required information manually to the Complianz plugin. For me to do this, however, I will need the following information
For each cookie used/generated by wpdm:
– Expiration (e.g. session, x days, persistent)
– Cookie function (e.g. function for “wordpress_logged_in*” is “Store logged in users”
– Purpose (e.g. functional, statistics, statistics[anonymous], preferences, marketing/tracking)
– Is personal data stored (yes or no)?Also, for the WordPress Download Manager Service, three things are needed:
– Service Type (e.g. Content Management)
– Is data shared with WPDM service provider and/or other 3rd parties (yes or no)?
– Privacy Statement URL (fyi https://w3eden.com/privacy-policy.html is currently broken)Could you please provide this information, so I can put this compliance issue to rest.
Many Thank.