Basically, copy the template file and place it in your /active-theme/download-manager/ directory. Then make necessary changes. Now you new customized file will be used instead of the built-in one.
If you need further help, send FTP and wp-admin login info in private reply, I will add the custom template file for you.
I have installed the Pro version of Download Manager on your site, you’re using the free version before. Use the package shortcode to show the downloads. You were using the direct download link. Use this [wpdm_package id='10451' template="5c548c4de15c6"] insted of Curva sofa -3D Files - Download
I also created a custom link template 5c548c4de15c6 to show only title and download button just like your old style. Now you have to add the following message in your “Permission Denied Message for Packages:” settings and save settings.
Side Note: Add the following code in your site .htaccess file to allow the AJAX saving of WPDM settings. Curenntly your server isn’t allowing the saving operation, that’s why I can’t add the “Permission Denied Message for Packages:”
WPDM Doesn’t control that part of permalink settings. It can customize the category and package URL bases. But you can use third-party plugins to add the .html I have tested this one https://wordpress.org/plugins/custom-post-type-permalinks/ Looks like working fine.
Our setup is using the FTP add-on to link files in packages.
After updating both WPDM (4.7.7 to 4.9.0) and WordPress (4.9.9 to 5.0.3) we are experiencing some download problems.
Since doing those updated when clicking any file’s download button we get a txt file “download error” that specifies a URL that was not retrievable. It seems like the file ID get’s inserted into the URL? Something like this: http://ftp.example/5b28a0e884de9-filename-example.pdf
I believe that before this ID was not inserted into the URL.
I have reverted to a backup for now, any idea what might be causing this?
Actually, No other configuration option available for S3 add-on. The add-on adds the capability of adding S3 files to your packages. And serves the download by generating temporary dynamic URL for s3 files.
You have to add an extra class to control the size. For example, adding btn-lg class will make the button larger. Or you can just add inline CSS there.
If you use caching plugin WPDM doesn’t affect the performance as the page is served from cache. The only load it adds is static JS and CSS files which is not much and you are also minifying those.
So, couldn’t think of any other option to increase the performance except the server capacity.
The URL you sent above ask login info. But the login page loaded pretty fast.
I have tested LinkedIn share lock using my LinkedIn App Credentials. Works fine. Firefox blocks tracking scripts by default. Maybe that’s why the popup is not working for you. But it works for me both in Chrome and Firefox.
Add your website URL in 2 options of LinkedIn App settings,
part is missing from icon URL which was creating the issue. I have added a patch which will show the icon when URL is in your current format. But I guess you have uploaded a custom icon there which was gone after installing the patched version. So, now just upload your custom icon in /download-manager/assets/file-type-icons/ dir. Make sure to keep the file name same as before image_device_list.png
The patch was replacing line 183 in /download-manager/libs/class.Package.php with the following code,
else if ( strpos($post_vars['icon'], '//') === FALSE )
1. Up until today, I have used the free plugin version to set up a new page.
I have inserted the following shortcode into several dozen pages, referencing the link-template-default which rendered a nice, one-column list of downloads:
2. With the upgrade to the Pro version, the same link template has somehow changed (link-template-default), so all of my pages no longer displayed the same list. Here is one example where it is now showing a panel instead.
3. Since I don’t want to update 60+ pages by changing the shortcode to another link template, I figured out how to go into PHP in order to override the template.
4. For now, I have come up with the following snippet, hoping that it would nicely show my downloads like in the preview window within WP. I have overwritten the link-template-default, but the result looks pretty terrible and I can’t figure out how to make it a list again:
You have to use custom CSS to change the text color. Target the .wpdm-download-link.btn.btn-link CSS classes to customize the text, font etc of shortcode button.
The UI options apply to [download_link] tag only. So, If you want to show the download button then use a custom template and replace [download_link] with this <a class="btn btn-success" href="[download_url]">[link_label]</a>
The feature was same before but controlled from Image Button add-on.
We have added the shortcode into the template and now getting error
Frontend Error
Notice: Undefined index: host in /home/…/…/wp-content/plugins/wpdm-pdf-viewer/wpdm-pdf-viewer.php on line 30
Devtools Error
JQMIGRATE: Migrate is installed, version 1.4.1
?__wpdm_pdf_viewer=1123|0:43 Uncaught SyntaxError: Invalid or unexpected token
pdf.js:6211 The provided value ‘moz-chunked-arraybuffer’ is not a valid enum value of type XMLHttpRequestResponseType.
supportsMozChunkedClosure @ pdf.js:6211
viewer.js:10176 Uncaught ReferenceError: DEFAULT_URL is not defined
at getViewerConfiguration (viewer.js:10176)
at HTMLDocument.webViewerLoad (viewer.js:10180)
Please check your “Password Reset Notification” email template content from Downloads Templates Email Template Tab. The template content should have the [#reset_password#] tag which adds the reset URL.
Hi there, I am trying to add a new download and this item is larger than 2MB. I have placed the item in the some location within the download-manager-files folder. My problem is that I am not able to use the browse option to find this file. I am also not certain what the url would be to add this in since download manager truncates the url with a number after the document id? I have not added a new item in quite a while… so maybe I am just missing a step or setting here? This could also be some sort of plugin conflict, I am not sure? Any help would be appreciated.
I’ve added a page with [wpdm_frontend flaturl=0] and am trying to review what this offers browsers of the site – specifically with the intention of allowing uploads from users.
I can see the “add new” button, I click that and it asks for a title, I type a title in and then the page clears and I just get a small block of json:
{“result”:”_ap_wpdm”,”id”:207}
Also, if I click on File Manager it reports an invalid directory being used by scandir in wp-content/plugins/wpdm-filemanager/filemanager-frontend.php on line 5 – where can I review this setting and change if required?
I am using the directory add-on for a new site and everything seems to be working, except that the search never returns any results regardless of what I search for. The URL is:
Please send me the URL to suggest CSS fix. Or send temporary admin login info in private reply. You can also try adding the following CSS, adjust the width based on your spec.