If I change
‘show_in_nav_menus’ ► false
to
‘show_in_nav_menus’ ► true
Then All I get in appearance > menus
Downloads (Widget On Left Side)
option: wpdmpro
How can I get the categories from the custom taxonomy to show up here?
Could you give me a bit of code I could paste into the functions.php file
I purchased the Pro version to manage free downloads the easiest way. But unfortunately is the Pro version not as professional as I thought. The templates look pretty bad and I do not want to spend much extra effort to design an own template. Furthermore, they display the wpdmpro logo even though it’s a paid version?!
Nevertheless, I created some categories and uploaded some files to test the plugin. I put the shortcodes of two categories into a page, but all I got is a blank page. Then I tried to preview a single file,- that works so far, I can access the page, but I cannot download the file without crashing my browser!
So please advise to get this plugin working, otherwise I want my money back. If you need a temp wp login, please let me know. I will forward you the details via mail.
1. Go to downloads
2. Select Add New
3. Scroll down to Amazon S3 File Source tab
4. Select Upload File
5. Select file to upload and observe
Progress spinner rotates about 6 times, and then stops.
Expected result: uploaded file appears in window.
Actual result: selected file does not appear in window.
From the Amazon S3 File Source window, I can see buckets and previously uploaded files. I’ve entered and verified access and secret keys. There is not documentation on the site for configuring the S3 bucket add-on.
I purchased the Pro version specifically for use with Amazon S3. Please let me know what needs to be done for this plug-in/add-on to function correctly.
Is this behavior by design? After the lightbox pops up and the user enters their email the file immediately downloads. Then, an email is sent to their address with the download link. I had assumed that checking “Download Immediately” would circumvent the entire email exchange with the user. How can I stop the email from being sent?
Additionally, the lightbox content is really strange, going from a quite nicely styled form to “Processing” to a one line box that says “Download”. How can I skin this and change the messages? A screen shot is attached.
Thank you.
no download shows only the code.
2 days ago it all worked. I have no changes to the server.
Please help.
Test @ Firfox , Safari and IE Not working.
Domain http://zorrox.com
My latest File Upload. http://zorrox.com/download/enterpage-12-metro-wsl/
Thank you
Download links work fine — but package pages/links do not. All of our downloads were imported from Download Monitor in case that matters.
See the page here: http://manausa.com/popular-downloads
If I go in and “edit” each package individually and press the “update” button — then the package link starts working. I’d rather not do this for over 35 pages of downloads though!
Please help. I’ve tried updating permalinks, uninstalling/reinstalling, etc.
Great news, I got it working, and it’s working great!
Just need to clean up some things, and finish it to be fully dynamic (there is one new wp_option I may need to store, and maybe add a few inputs to file-manager/add-new-package for it). I also need to add some if conditions, to properly handle my script to only be triggered if “FTP-DUMP” or something is enabled. I’d like to clean up my handling of absolute/relative paths too. It’s very dirty still.
So far, I only had to add change one block of code, and add a new block.
Then, I referenced my own script in it’s own PHP file, and I just include it once if admin.php?page=file-manager&task=RefreshPackage, it pulls the needed references to define it’s variables from $_GET[‘id] (WPDM’s file package DB records). I built it off your current Add/Edit system.
Here is the change log to your source:
[the code tags on this forum seem to trim some of my code, so I will also attach a .txt]
**NOTE:**
I always apply source formatting via Dreamweaver when I edit files, so my line numbers won't match unless you do that first.
Therefore, relying on line numbers isn't best, so I will also reference local objects
/*///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//in: list-files.php
+:
[replaces][div class="button-group"](near line 119 w/ applied source formatting)
creates a new button for "Refresh Package" on the Download Package Management back-end page, and inserts a line break () in button-group div
so that all the buttons fit in the table cell
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////*/
<a class="button" href="admin.php?page=file-manager&task=RefreshPackage&id=" style="color: #90F">Refresh Package
<a class="button" href="admin.php?page=file-manager&task=EditPackage&id=">Edit
<a class="button" href="admin.php?page=file-manager/add-new-package&clone=" style="color: #336699">Clone
<a class="button" target="_blank" href='' style="color: #005500">View
<a href="admin.php?page=file-manager&task=DeleteFile&id=" class="button submitdelete" style="color: #cc0000" rel=" " title="Permanently">Delete
/*///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//in: wpdm.php
+:
[appended][fuction RefreshPackage()](added near line 409 w/ applied source formatting)
adds function for "Refresh Package" button to refresh the package's item
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////*/
function RefreshPackage(){
global $wpdb, $current_user;
get_currentuserinfo();
$cond_uid = wpdm_multi_user()&&!wpdm_is_custom_admin()?"and uid='{$current_user->ID}'":"";
$id = $_GET['id'];
$table_name = "{$wpdb->prefix}ahm_files";
$file = $wpdb->get_row("SELECT * FROM {$table_name} WHERE `id` = {$id} $cond_uid", ARRAY_A);
if(!$file[id]) {
$error = "Sorry, You don't have permission to edit that file!";
include("error-page.php");
return;
}
include('refreshpackage.php');
}
and this is the code for my refreshpackage.php, needs to be cleaned up now as I said:
$dir) {
// find first non-matching dir
if($dir === $to[$depth]) {
// ignore this directory
array_shift($relPath);
} else {
// get number of remaining dirs to $from
$remaining = count($from) - $depth;
if($remaining > 1) {
// add traversals up to first matching dir
$padLength = (count($relPath) + $remaining - 1) * -1;
$relPath = array_pad($relPath, $padLength, '..');
break;
} else {
$relPath[0] = './' . $relPath[0];
}
}
}
return implode('/', $relPath);
}
/* END RELATIVE PATH COMPARER */
/* DEFINE VARS */
$packageID = $_GET['id'];
$siteurl = site_url();
$wpmdpath = WPDM_BASE_DIR;
$zippath = $file[sourceurl]; //full path needs to be trimmed below...
$zipfilename = basename($file[sourceurl]); //file name
$zippath = str_replace($zipfilename,"",$zippath); //trim trailing file name
$sourceDIRname = "http://www.example.com/downloads/General-Packages/imagesonly/"; //need to dynamically define this later. MUST BE ON SAME SERVER!!
/* END DEFINE VARS */
/* CLEAN/TRIM SOURCE PATHS */
//the idea here is to trim all the prefixes to the file-sourceurl and the site_url(), so we can compare them, even if
//the site_url is http://example.com and the file-sourceurl is http://www.example.com/file.zip, or hopefully even if it was a local WP site.
//
//trim possible url prefixes..
$zippath = str_replace("http://","",$zippath);
$zippath = str_replace("www.","",$zippath);
$zippath = str_replace("//","",$zippath);
$zippath = str_replace("\\","",$zippath);
$siteurl = str_replace("http://","",$siteurl);
$siteurl = str_replace("www.","",$siteurl);
$siteurl = str_replace("//","",$siteurl);
$siteurl = str_replace("\\","",$siteurl);
$sourceDIRname = str_replace("http://","",$sourceDIRname);
$sourceDIRname = str_replace("www.","",$sourceDIRname);
$sourceDIRname = str_replace("//","",$sourceDIRname);
$sourceDIRname = str_replace("\\","",$sourceDIRname);
//trim off remaining site url...
$zippath = str_replace($siteurl,"",$zippath);
$sourceDIRname = str_replace($siteurl,"",$sourceDIRname);
/* END CLEAN/TRIM SOURCE PATHS */
/**************************************/
/* COMPARE PATHS TO FIND REAL REL PATH */
/* FOR ZIP-SOURCE-DIR & ZIP-OUTPUT-DIR */
$sourcefolder = wpmd_getRelativePath("./", $sourceDIRname); // must be rel to $wpmdpath
$outputfolder = wpmd_getRelativePath("./", $zippath); // must be rel to $wpmdpath
/**************************************/
$timeout = 100000 ; // Default: 50000
// This creates the zip file
$dirlist = new RecursiveDirectoryIterator($sourcefolder);
$filelist = new RecursiveIteratorIterator($dirlist);
// Set the php timeout
ini_set('max_execution_time', $timeout);
// Defines the action
$zip = new ZipArchive();
?>
open("$zipfilename", ZipArchive::OVERWRITE) !== TRUE) {
die ("Could not open archive");
}
// adds files to the file list
foreach ($filelist as $key►$value) {
//fix archive paths
$path = str_replace($sourcefolder, "", $key);
$zip->addFile(realpath($key), $path) or die ("ERROR: Could not add file: $key");
}
// closes the archive
$zip->close();
//move to output if necessary
if ($outputfolder != "./") {
if (copy("./" . $zipfilename,"" .$outputfolder . "/" . $zipfilename . "")) {
unlink("./" . $zipfilename);
}
}
echo "Archive ". $zipfilename . " created successfully!";
?>
Of course, I will also add a location href at the end of my script to reload page?=file-manager, and will echo a “Successful!” message there when it’s done. Now I get to smooth out all the details! 🙂
Do you think any of this may be of benefit to you?
Hey there Shaon,
I was working on integrating my script fully into my copy of WPDM and ran into an issue. I’ve been trying to debug but haven’t traced the issue yet.
After testing my script on their own separate pages, and liking how it worked, I decided to see if I could integrate it into my copy of WPDM.
first I did this, this worked just fine:
/*///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//in: list-files.php
+:
[replaces][div class="button-group"](near line 119 w/ applied source formatting)
creates a new button for "Refresh Package" on the Download Package Management back-end page, and inserts a line break () in button-group div
so that all the buttons fit in the table cell
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////*/
<a class="button" href="admin.php?page=file-manager&task=RefreshPackage&id=" style="color: #90F">Refresh Package
<a class="button" href="admin.php?page=file-manager&task=EditPackage&id=">Edit
<a class="button" href="admin.php?page=file-manager/add-new-package&clone=" style="color: #336699">Clone
<a class="button" target="_blank" href='' style="color: #005500">View
<a href="admin.php?page=file-manager&task=DeleteFile&id=" class="button submitdelete" style="color: #cc0000" rel=" " title="Permanently">Delete
/*///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
But then, I changed wpdm.php to include a new action of “refreshpackage()”.
I just copied EditPackage(), and renamed the function. I intended on testing my newly created Refresh Package button by having it include a new .php file with my script in it. I hadn’t set it up to pass variables yet, that was next.
/*///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//in: wpdm.php
+:
[appended][fuction RefreshPackage()](added near line 409 w/ applied source formatting)
adds function for "Refresh Package" button to refresh the package's item
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////*/
function RefreshPackage(){
global $wpdb, $current_user;
get_currentuserinfo();
$cond_uid = wpdm_multi_user()&&!wpdm_is_custom_admin()?"and uid='{$current_user->ID}'":"";
$id = $_GET['id'];
$table_name = "{$wpdb->prefix}ahm_files";
$file = $wpdb->get_row("SELECT * FROM {$table_name} WHERE `id` = {$id} $cond_uid", ARRAY_A);
if(!$file[id]) {
$error = "Sorry, You don't have permission to edit that file!";
include("error-page.php");
return;
}
include('refreshremotepackage.php');
}
The first commit worked just fine. But after the second commit, and placing the refreshremotepackage.php file, suddenly my Downloads menu for WPDM is gone. I have attempted reinstalling with a fresh download from your site, and repairing my DB. I inspected my DB tables too, but couldn’t find anything amiss. Any ideas? Something with licensing perhaps?
I had the FREE version, deleted it, downloaded, installed and activated the pro version but the ‘downloads’ directory does not show up as indicated in your demo. Luckily I had not closed another browser where my old installation of download mgr free was, I clicked on the file mgr tab and it allowed me to put in the license code for the pro version. That’s the last I have seen of the program. Deactivated the plugin, activated again,
still nothing. Tried all 4 browsers.
Hi, i did buy the Pro Version + alot of Plugin’s.
here is a list of my Problems.
1. I did a translation with the .po File.
After a day of Translation i found out that still alot of stuff will be displayed in english.
Is this a known problem ?
2. When i Display the Archive-Page it doesn’t show the ICON’s of the choosen content inside the Categorie
seems like somethink wrong with the ICON Adress.
Right now it is :
https://download.medidok.net/index.php/alle-downloads/%3Cimg%20width=48%20class=’wpdm_icon’%20align=’left’%20src=’https://download.medidok.net/wp4mddown/wp-content/plugins/download-manager/file-type-icons/download2.png’%20/%3E
If i open a Categorie by the Widget
3.
I Ordered first the Pro Version with Plugin and then i Ordered again the speed Control Plugin
what Key should i use? I have 2 key’s now.
When i look inside my account here it doesn’t have a domain ?! normal ?
4. I had Problems with the permalink structure
The Site is https://download.medidok.net
The content is https://download.medidok.net/wp4mddown/
I had to change the Startsite inside WP to https://download.medidok.net/index.php
After that i could use /%postname%/ inside permalink settings.
Beside that i did change inside download-manager/modules/ the file canonical-url.php
under function wpdm_flat_url
i did change every .site_url to .home_url
I’m note sure if that was really needed but i’ve done it to get it working
I’m Using IIS7.5 and WP3.51 on php 5.3.21 (Fast-CGI)
hopefully i can get some help here
my client would like to add checkboxes to the listing template and a button that allows selected files to be downloaded (either as one zip file or individually, if possible).
any ideas if that’s feasible?
thanks
I have some install applications that I need to have hosted on the site. I FTP the files onto the server, and set up the package for the download. When anyone tries to download on of the files it gives them a zero length file and nothing really downloads. I need to get this fixed ASAP. We just released a new version and now I have no way to get it to my customers for upgrades.