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Hi Downloads Manager,

We are checking in again to see if any progress has been made allow us to import tags

Respectfully,
BFM Group Inc.

HI

Thanks for your response. I have updated WPDM to 6.2.1 and then took a look at the console and found that a number of js an css files were missing – 404 not found. I have copied these from a backup / development system that we use and the button is now working – I can add my category shortcode. However, it now doesn’t use my template but produces a complete jumble of download panels of various designs. The development site was not (could not be) updated to the new version so this may in itself have created more errors,

I have also discovered there are other unrelated files reported missing when I load any page so I think I need to sort those out first. However, is it possible for me to completely remove WPDM (having backed up my templates) and re-install it without loosing the files that are in the downloads folder? We have moved/changed our site domain a number of times in the past and our hosting guru transfers the site accordingly but it is evident that some files have not being transferred correctly.

I will continue investigating these issues for the time being but may get back to you with admin access later this week.

Again thanks for your response.

Neil

Use link template – ideally we want to be able to add the short code (as suggested by Tanvir’s example) and make design changes?!
Is there another way of ‘filtering the order’ perhaps?
For example the package titles are ‘sequential’ up to a point but adding these downloads by CSV puts them in reverse order?!

Ah, I misunderstood your initial response. It is now working as desired. In case it can be of help to someone else, these are the steps I took:

1. Cloned the Link Template Metro (Downloads > Templates > Link Templates Tab)
2. Named the new Link Template “File List”
3. Assigned the Unique Identifier “file_list”
4. Removed all text in the HTML Field and replaced it with [file_list]
5. Added the shortcode [wpdm_package id="973" template="file_list"] to my page.

Thank you for your help with this!
KO

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by Vela Agency.

Hi,
i add this code in the functions.php file:

add_filter(‘wpdm_user_dashboard_menu’,’my_custom_dashboard_menus’,10,1);
// $menu_items is an array containing current menu items
function my_custom_dashboard_menus($menu_items){
// Removing edit profile menu
unset($menu_items[‘edit-profile’]);

}

however all the user area disappeared. I only want that people cannot have access to the “Edit Profile” to change their name or password but still see their downloads. Is it possible? Thanks

Hi Downloads Manager,

I fixed this by adding CSV to the allowed file types to upload setting. As a recommendation, this should be allowed by default.

Respectfully,
BFM Group Inc

Hello,

A page illustrating the question is this one, which contains tables generated by Download Manager Pro, linking to download packages:
(https://www.anybodytech.com/resources/customer-downloads/)

All download packages require a user to be logged in.

The red “Login” button has the desired behavior, in that pressing it links to our login page, but with a redirect back to our download overview page after login (Example: https://www.anybodytech.com/my-account/?redirect_to=/resources/customer-downloads/)

The question is, if something like this is also possible for the links in the table (labeled “AnyBody Modeling System (64-bit version)”) directly to the download packages. Pressing one of these when not logged in just links to our login page like this:
(https://www.anybodytech.com/my-account/)

But we would have liked that it instead also put in a redirect argument in the URL like this:
(https://www.anybodytech.com/my-account/?redirect_to=/download/anybodysetup-7-4-1-8830_x64/)

But I have not found any settings where I can specify this, so I’m asking if it is possible?
I would expect that this should be somehow defined for the download packages and not the table itself, as the link directly to a download package could also appear elsewhere, and should also trigger a login-and-redirect-back if necessary.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by Kristoffer Iversen.