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Hi there,

When I create a page template in elementor for the downloads page, it then doesn’t render the WPDM shortcakes, why is that? can we get a fix on this as it really limits the design of download pages.

Working fine now:

The issue was due to other plugin’s js code conflicts, any properly built plugin shouldn’t add js code sitewide, where it is not necessary. However, I’ve added some js code to override the conflict.

WPDM Gutenberg block plugin to generate shortcodes visually.

Hi,

It is better for you if you use the latest version of WPDM, for updating the WPDM, you may follow this procedure, please simply click the Save Settings again for the license key option from Downloads > Settings > License, which will regenerate the access token. Finally, go to the plugins page and the update will work fine this time, and if you want the older version of WPDM, Please mail support@wpdownloadmanager.com, I hope you may get the help

thanks

Please check:

[wpdm_all_packages] – List all downloads in tabular format in a page

[wpdm_packages] – WP_Query in a shortcode for download manager packages

Please simply click the Save Settings again for the license key option from Downloads > Settings > License, which will regenerate the access token. Finally, go to the plugins page and the update will work fine this time

and for add-on for now,

1 ) Download the latest version from here https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/user-dashboard/?udb_page=purchases
2 ) Install the latest version

thanks

I’ve got it fixed! Thanks to your tip about the version I thought about checking my custom wpdm-all-downloads.php file in my child-theme.
It contained old code, just copied the new code from the latest version into that file and tested it.
It’s now working, the download link shows as:

<a class="wpdm-download-link download-on-click btn btn-primary " rel="nofollow" href="#" data-downloadurl="https://linkhere.com">Downloaden</a>

Thanks for the quick reply!
The website is private and I cannot make it public in an instance.

The download links have the following HTML:

<a class="wpdm-download-link wpdm-download-locked" rel="nofollow" href="#" onclick="location.href='https://linkhere';return false;"><i class=""></i>Downloaden</a>

The link is created by this code in my custom wpdm-all-downloads.php file:

<td class="pdf-file">
    <small>
        <?php
        $number_files = count($data['files']);

        if ($number_files == 0){
            echo "<span style='color:#cccccc'>Niet beschikbaar</span>";
        } else {
            echo "(" . $number_files . ") " . $download_link;
        }
        ?>
    </small>
</td>

The $download_link outputs the HTML with the classes: “wpdm-download-link wpdm-download-locked”.
What is the right way to remove them?
I’ve found a few parts of this code in the wpdm-functions.php file, but it won’t change when I edit it and place it in my Child-theme.

Thanks again!

Please simply click the Save Settings again for the license key option from Downloads > Settings > License, which will regenerate the access token. Finally, go to the plugins page and the update will work fine this time

and for add-on for now,

1 ) Download the latest version from here https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/user-dashboard/?udb_page=purchases
2 ) Install the latest version

thanks

I have checked that Downloads > All Packages is working fine from your side with your login credentials, can you please adjust the option appending with this parameter, edit.php?post_status=draft&post_type=wpdmpro in your URL for the attached screenshot, please check and let me know

thanks

Same problem – tracking/history was fine until December 11, 2020. That was the last tracking and we know there were downloads during promotion periods. Did a WordPress update mess this up? WordPress, theme, and all plugins are up-to-date.
tmsr