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Hopefully you are able to help me with another issue. It seems that any PHP I add using the overwrite feature in my child theme does not work.

I would like to include a Vimeo embed to a download, so that users can choose to stream or download the selected video. I created an oEmbed custom field using advancedcustomfields.com, but there is no way to get the data on the page using your proprietary templating system. As an alternative solution I thought to just drop the Vimeo link in the content field which WordPress automatically turns in a embed code, and this works great on the backend, but on the front end. Again because you are not using the WordPress way of things, I just get the URL back.

I also have created a site wide taxonomy which is connected to all my different post types (10 in total) for which I have created a specific template file that I include on every single.php. This list the connected terms for each post and links to a global archive with all the post type filters (e.g. the term Dog links to ?sfid=894&_sft_mp_tax=dog)

How can I just use normal PHP/Wordpress code to customise my single.php for WPDM (which is page-template-1col-flat.php)? I hope you can give me some suggestions. Many thanks in advance

I’m developing a theme, and I always want the user to land on the custom login page if it is defined…so I want to redirect the user to the login page from wp-login.php.

Here is the code that I’m added for my purposes…your mileage may vary (I didn’t include the UI toggle, obviously…)

		/**
		 * Redirect the user to the Download Manager's login page instead of wp-login.php.
		 */
		add_action( 'login_form_login', array( $this, 'redirect_to_custom_login' ) );
		function redirect_to_custom_login() {
			if ( $_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] == 'GET' ) {         //Only when the form is being called, not posted
				if ( is_user_logged_in() ) {
					wp_redirect( self::$dashboard_url ); 
				} else {
					wp_redirect( self::$login_url );
				}
			}
		}
		/**
		 * Set a static constant for the login URL so I don't have to do it on every single tpl page...
		 */
		function set_login_url() {
			$login_id = get_option('__wpdm_login_url');
			if( $login_id > 0)
				$login_url = get_permalink( $login_id );
			else $login_url = wp_login_url();
			
			$redirect_to = ( isset($_GET['redirect']) && 'referer' == $_GET['redirect'] ) ? $_SESSION['HTTP_REFERER'] : null;
			$redirect_to = isset( $_REQUEST['redirect_to'] ) ? $_REQUEST['redirect_to'] : $redirect_to;
			if ( !empty( $redirect_to ) ) {
				$login_url = add_query_arg( 'redirect_to', $redirect_to, $login_url );
			}
			self::$login_url = $login_url;
		}

It’s a great feature….but It took me two hours to figures out how to customize the Login Required Message (in Basic Settings) in order to get the redirect – the request is fairly simple:

1. Document the available shortcode handles in the UI – [loginform],[this_url], [package_url]. I had to dig deep into the code (line 147 in wpdm functions) before i discovered these handy-dandy handles!
2. I felt that [this_url] should have given a fully-qualified domain name, but maybe that’s just me
3. there’s a lot of HTML is what i came up with for what is surely a pretty basic requirement – to come back to where I started, so maybe add another handle or shortcode which handles all this extra stuff for you

Example code – seems a bit of an effort for a basic requirement:

<a class="required-login-msg" href="http://mydomain.com/wp-login.php?redirect_to=http://mydomain.com[this_url]">Free Registration is Required in Order to Download Resources</a>

How/where do I set the page for when a user logs out of the dashboard?

It defaulted to:

/sitename/download-dashboard/logout/

…which was a 404 – Page not found.

I created a page titled ‘logout’ and it will redirect there, but it does not actually log me out. I am still logged in as a WP User and I can type in a package address in the URL window and get to it.

NOTE: I do not want to go to the WP User logout page. I either want to got to a customer page that looks like Download Manager or go to the homepage.