Your theme is deactivating the click on the download link. The click is triggered by JS onclick event.
However, there is a workaround. I have created a clone ( Single Column, Flat Clone ) for the page template ( Single Column, Flat ) you are using there. Replaced the [download_link] template tag with <a href="[download_url]" class="btn btn-sm btn-success">[link_label]</a> This uses direct URL instead of JS onclick event to initiate download.
I’m currently displaying all downloads with this shortcut:
[wpdm_all_packages items_per_page="30" jstable=1 order_by="date" order="DESC" cols="page_link,file_count,download_count|excerpt|acf_status_Bid Date|page_link" colheads="Project|Project Info|Bid Date/Status|Download::155px"]
Download starts automatically after submitting the email address. The download button is shown to allow more downloads. Please send me the link to check your package.
Download works fine in my test too. Do you have any related server error log? Please share the log file in that case. This issue most probably related to some server settings.
There is one way to ensure 100% download for all users. You can serve the files from Dropbox or Amazon S3 using related WPDM add-on. In that case, downloads will be handled by those cloud server instead of your own.
I have a few pages that use the wpdm_all_packages shortcode and the category keyword to filter down to a specific category of files. In Chrome and Firefox, the list of downloads displays properly. In Internet Explorer, it seems that the main body of the download list loads, then the “downloads per page”, search bar, and pagination buttons load off to the left side of the table, shrinking the whole thing horizontally and making the controls essentially worthless (see screenshot attached)
I wanted to know if anyone else had experienced this or if there was a fix for this.
My downloads use the function to bring up the license agreement to be checked before allowing the download.
Chrome, Firefox, Edge appear to properly work.
Windows 10 with IE 11 – When clicking on the Download button to bring up the license agreement doesn’t appear to work, so users can not download when using IE 11.
You can use the Archive Page add-on to show all downloads using a single shortcode. This also makes all download accessible easily. Make the town commissions parent category and use years as child categories. Then a user can filter downloads using dropdowns from parent category.
Hello, I sell digital product on ClickFunnels, which handles everything except download management for files more that 3Mo.
My product is 350 Mo. I have a WordPress site, and I would like to know if I can share a secure download link to my Clickfunnels customers with your Download manager ?
All I need is to share a link with limited downloads counts for a single user. Is this possible (free or pro version) ?
Thanks for your help,
Philippe
We have encountered an issue that occurs in https://ramtaps.com.au/downloads/ page. When we use the search box in the page then the half page button should be shown. If I remove the search box then the all pagination button is shown. I have added a screenshot of the two pages of download in ramtaps.com.au. please check the difference in that page.
I too am having this issue but only in certain environments (localhost XAMPP) and with the extended short code add-on with the table display using this [wpdm-all-packages items_per_page="50" jstable=1 order_by="title" order="ASC"]. I get on page displayed errors like this:
Warning: count(): Parameter must be an array or an object that implements Countable in C:\xampp\htdocs\2\wp-content\plugins\download-manager\tpls4\wpdm-all-downloads.php on line 217
Warning: count(): Parameter must be an array or an object that implements Countable in C:\xampp\htdocs\2\wp-content\plugins\download-manager\tpls4\wpdm-all-downloads.php on line 218
Warning: array_shift() expects parameter 1 to be array, boolean given in C:\xampp\htdocs\2\wp-content\plugins\download-manager\tpls4\wpdm-all-downloads.php on line 220
These warning messages precede the table which otherwise seems to work fine. Using the file tree shortcode does not cause this. Any thoughts are appreciated. Thanks.
I’m trying to manage downloads in different categories. When I try to include files to the site I get ALL files or no file displayed.
Tested the attributes and when there is no “operator” (or operator=0, operator=””) then all files will be displayed. If I try f.e. operator EXISTS or IN nothing is shown. Also when I try id=”45,47″ operator=”IN” nothing is shown. Access in Categories are set to all users.
This is the code I tried:
[wpdm_category id="45" operator=0 title="Busfahrpläne / RVHI" desc="Busfahrpläne / RVHI" template="link-template-default-ext" toolbar="0" cols="2" colspad="1" colsphone="1" paging="0" order_by="field name" order="ASC" items_per_page="10"]
(had also used name of category as id to test – same result, nothing shown; my categories are attached as screenshot)
What wents wrong? I’ve no ideas yet and are happy with every idea.
Hi, the auto update feature is not working for WPDM Pro ver. 4.7.8 when I try that on the Updates tab under Dashboard. When I switch over to the Plugins page it shows this:
“Download Manager
Deactivate
Manage, Protect and Track File Downloads from your WordPress site
Version 4.7.8 | By Shaon | View details
There is a new version of Download Manager available. View version 4.8.0 details or update now.”
When I click on “update now” it seems to work and then I get this error message:
“Update Failed: The package could not be installed. PCLZIP_ERR_BAD_FORMAT (-10) : Unable to find End of Central Dir Record signature”
I downloaded the ver. 4.8.1 .zip file and tried uploading that using Add Plugin on my site, but got an error message that the directory already existed (I did not uninstall the prior plugin ver. 4.7.8 because I have 30+ download pages already in existence and do not want to lose them).
Any idea how I can get the plugin to work and get it updated to ver. 4.8.1?