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CSV import working fine. After importing packages you are redirected to all downloads page.

If you notice the number of total downloads you will see that it has increased after import process.

Downloads are sorted by date. So imported packages may not present in first page depending on the create date set on csv file.

I am in the same situation: CentOS 6, PHP 5.3.3 (which is the “latest” release from the standard CentOS 6 repos) and just upgraded WPDM from 4.5.6 to 4.6.0 with the same error message as the original poster. We take automatic backups before each update, so it was easy to roll back to 4.5.6 to get downloads to work again.

According to another thread today (“Fatal error activating the plugin”), the minimum version of PHP required is “5.3”, so the standard PHP with CentOS 6 should work OK, but it clearly doesn’t. It does feel like some post-PHP 5.3 code has snuck into the 4.6.0 release, but I can’t be sure.

At the moment, we’re holding back updates beyond 4.5.6, but this is only a temporary measure. I need to know if I have to upgrade PHP or not (there’s an IUS repo that would do the trick) – I’m reluctant to do so when all the other dozens of plugins we have installed across various sites are all fine with PHP 5.3.3.

Hi,

Your first link shows downloads from a category. Your category url base is downloads ( from WPDM url structure settings ). So all of your download category url will look like the first url.

Second and Third url shows normal WordPress posts from a category and tag. These pages uses different templates from Crypton Theme.

Building custom templates ( category and tag archive for normal posts ) requires more time than simple edit. Please mail to customize@wpdownloadmanager.com to get a quote for the customization.

Usually a theme uses different look for normal post and custom posts. Here you want same look for all posts ( download and normal posts)

Thanks.

You can use download archive page to show all of your downloads. You can modify the archive page url from Downloads Settings Basic URL Structure panel.

You can also use [wpdm-all-downloads] shortcode to show all packages table. Or [wpdm-all-packages jstable=1] to show sortable data table.

You can install wp download manager to manage the downloads.
You will need this add-on http://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/download/lazy-download-add-on/ to make redirect to wait on download.
Thank you.

Hi,

To show user downloads use [wpdm_my_downloads] shortcode. Client downloads page now showing all downloads assign to logged in user.

Previous shortcode you used was [wpdm_frontend], This shortcode shows a frontend upload form and other related tabs.

Thanks.

Hi,

Please find the answers in same order,

1. It is possible to create a restricted page where all user downloads will be listed. User can only see their downloads after login. Downloads are assigned to user by Advanced Access Control addon. You can also assign downloads to a specific user roles. As user can access downloads inly after assigning to them, sign up confirmation is not required in my opinion. WPDM will show login/signup form in this page when user is not logged in.

2. Yes, this is a core feature of plugin. You can assign downloads based on user role.

Let us know if you have any confusion.

Thanks.

I’m currently running testing on one on a test blog to see if its any good, only got as far as researching and installing so far but looks like it might do the job for me. All I really need is the social media locks for my downloads rather than anything else so not sure it would suit your needs, but take a look at OnePress Social Locker – https://wordpress.org/plugins/social-locker/

It is not possible to download a file using url if user does not have access to that package.

Please check your package category settings. May be it is set to All Visitors

Go to Downloads Categories page and click edit on the category you assigned to the package in question, uncheck all roles and save settings.

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Hi there,
You need to set Allow Access = “” or specific user roles you want to allow access.
Check wp-admin► Downloads ► All files(Edit)/Add file ► Package Settings ► Allow Access (Set user roles). ► update
or try clearing your browser cache..
I hope this solves your issue.
Thank you.

I wanted to share this even though this is an old thread — in case someone else is looking for this solution (like I was).

I did not find a way to do this within the tool, but it is pretty easy to do if you are willing to edit the wpdm-extended-shortcodes plugin. I normally would never recommend updating a plugin like this (because any change will be lost when the plugin is updated), but it was an emergency for me and may be for you…

Open the wpdb-extended-shortcodes.php file

Find the wpdm_embed_tree() function and scroll down toward the bottom of that function (in the version I’m using (2.6.0), this is around line 470).

find this: “a href='” . get_permalink(get_the_ID()) . “‘ rel='” . get_permalink(get_the_ID()) . “‘”

and edit it to look like this: “a href='” . get_permalink(get_the_ID()) . “?wpdmdl=”.get_the_ID().”‘ rel='” . get_permalink(get_the_ID()) . “?wpdmdl=”.get_the_ID().”‘”

Basically, you’re just adding “?wpdmdl=[the post ID]” to each link.

NOTE: this will likely NOT work with login-protected downloads (there should also be a nonce that is not being included) but if you are just offering publicly accessible files, it should be fine.

It also seems like this would be a fairly easy update that could be made an option in the tool (hint… hint…).