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So you want to redirect the user to different pages after logout based on user role. This is not a plugin feature nor it should be one. Anyway, I have added the following code to your theme’s functions.php file to implement it.

function wpdm_custom_redirect_after_logout() {
    if (!current_user_can('manage_options')) {
        $url = '/login-page/';
    } else {
        $url = '/wp-login.php';
    }
    $redirect_url = home_url( $url );
    wp_safe_redirect( $redirect_url );
    exit;
}
add_action( 'wp_logout', 'wpdm_custom_redirect_after_logout' );

Please use following CSS to change button hover style,

.w3eden a.btn:hover, .w3eden a.btn:hover {
    border: 1px solid #ef3d24 !important;
    color: #ef3d24 !important;
    border-radius: 0px;
    background: transparent;
    box-shadow: none;
}

Use custom link/page template to add icon. Replace the [download_link] with the following code,

<a href="[download_url]" class="btn btn-primary"><i class="fas fa-download"></i>[link_label]</a>

Temporary user doesn’t have access to the plugin editor, so couldn’t add the patch there.

Please add the following code after line 777 in /download-manager/libs/class/Apply.php. Single file download in a password locked package should work after that.

$_data['downloadurl'] .= '&ind='.$_POST['wpdmfile'];

You can use support@wpdownloadmanager.com for temp admin or use one of your address. Just send me the username, password and login URL.

In multisite setup, each subsite has it’s own /uploads/download-manager-files/ directory. Could you please check if you subsite /uploads/download-manager-files/ directory contains the attached file. Maybe the file is available only in main /uploads/download-manager-files/

Copying the files from the main /uploads/download-manager-files/ to subsite /uploads/download-manager-files/ will fix the issue for old packages.

And for new packages, the file will be uploaded the subsite directory automatically.

1 ) Free Download Button takes the label from “Link Label” option of package settings. As a premium package doesn’t have another download button ( Main download button is “add to cart” button ) unless you are using Membership add-on. In case of membership, both button shows the same label when the user has access to the package from a subscription.

The solution is using [free_download_url] template tag in your custom link/page template instead of [free_download_btn]. When using [free_download_url] you can define the button label from your shortcode.

<a href="[free_download_url]" class="btn btn-lg btn-info btn-block">Download Free File</a>

2 ) It is not possible to hide the free download button for subscribers. You need a custom template tag for that. Use wdm_before_fetch_template hook to create a custom template tag https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/doc/filter-reference/wdm_before_fetch_template/

3 ) Individual download for free files: Not possible yet but noted for implementation.

Added the following code after line 777 in /download-manager/libs/class/Apply.php. Now single file download in a password locked package is working again.

$_data['downloadurl'] .= '&ind='.$_POST['wpdmfile'];

You can add the border using CSS. Please send me the page URL to suggest custom CSS.

It is pretty simple, What you are trying to do. Just allow the role frontend uploader access from Downloads > Settings > Frontend Access The user from the allowed role will be able to add/edit their own file from the frontend. Create the frontend page using [wpdm_frontend flaturl=0] shortcode.

I see you are using the Box View of the file list. The icon from the package setting doesn’t have any effect on this case. It is being set dynamically based on the file type. So when adding multiple files of different types, Box View shows file icon for each file.

The icon from package settings will only be applied to [icon] template tag in your link/page template.

In your case, the solution is modifying the /download-manager/libs/class.FileList.php file. Add the following code after line 348. Replace the icon URL text with actual URL.

if( $ext == 'pcb') $fticon = 'icon-url-here';

Another option is replacing the pcb.svg with your own icon in wpdm-file-type-icons dir.

In your shortcode add a logo parameter and set your logo URL as the value. That will fix the first warning. Please check the following example,

[wpdm_reg_form logo="https://demo.wpdownloadmanager.com/wpdmpro/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2019/05/download-manager-logo.png"]

Adding the rel="nofollow" attribute in download link will instruct robots not to crawl the download link. Replace <a href="[download_url]">[title]</a> with <a rel="nofollow" href="[download_url]">[title]</a> in your link/page template.

If you want to test the URL feature you can just add a valid URL of any sample file from the web.

In your shortcode add a logo parameter and set your logo URL as the value. That will fix the first warning. Please check the following example,

[wpdm_reg_form logo="https://demo.wpdownloadmanager.com/wpdmpro/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2019/05/download-manager-logo.png"]

Please send temporary wp-admin login info in private reply to check the issues related to ACF add-on.

In your shortcode add a logo parameter and set your logo URL as the value. Please check the following example,

[wpdm_reg_form logo="https://demo.wpdownloadmanager.com/wpdmpro/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2019/05/download-manager-logo.png"]

Premium Package overrides this URL. It is possible to redirect to the guest orders page by modifying the add-on code.

Please replace line 311 in /wpdmpp-2co/wpdmpp-2co.php with the following code. You also have to set the guest order page in premium package settings.

header("location: ". wpdmpp_guest_order_page());

I have done this for my main client. I added the full url and reworded the link label to make it clear it wasn’t a download. I had no trouble as long as I included the http(s):// at the beginning. I haven’t done it lately though so maybe something has changed.

Hope that helps.