Search Results for 'all downloads'

We are having a similar issues. Sometimes the files will upload to the server and sometimes they wont. We created all of our packages and then realized that when you click the download button for either the individual files or the full package, only some of them work. The download-manager-files folder seems to have 755 on it. Should it be 777? I’m assuming not. Why would some of the downloads work and some not? We checked inside of the directory and only a few of the files are making it all the way up, it’s not a file size issue either because some large files make it after a few tries and some small ones don’t make it up even though the package shows that it did. However, the files are missing from the directory on the server. Does this all make sense? We are using WP 3.5.1

yes, in demo all templates are available and working there, may you please send a temporary wp-admin login info to support@wpdownloadmanager.com to check your issue

Actually you will never need that feature, as wpdm pro already has clone option. You can create a package with default settings, then every time you need to create another package, you can clone previous one or the default one.

I found a similar issue trying to expand the search with the archive addon. The actual archive page itself uses a javascript search query that appears to only search by title. Could not get it to look at package descriptions.

However, if you use the [wpdm-search-page] shortcode that comes with the wpdm directory add-on, THAT searches into the description. I only discovered that shortcode by going through the source code for the archive php file. The section to describe that area is on line 364. I then rewrote that to include categories and ended up with something like this: $res = $wpdb->get_results(“select * from {$wpdb->prefix}ahm_files where title like ‘%$_REQUEST[q]%’ or description like ‘%$_REQUEST[q]%’ or category like ‘%$_REQUEST[q]%'”,ARRAY_A);

Since my site is for downloads only, and nothing else, I ended up rewriting the search.php page in my theme template area using this information to create a search bar on the site itself that parses the data out to a new page.

Anyway, I hope this can help you some as it took me about 2 days to get it all sorted out for my own site.

Wow….! So, I took your advice @Shaon and contacted Live Support. Firstly they pointed me to the add-ons which provide the TinyMCE icon and the import of the downloads from the free version. Excellent – though may be a good idea to alert people they will need these, especially as they are free.

Then the issue I had with templates was resolved after I gave Live Support admin access and FTP access whereupon it was discovered the plugin had not been fully installed somehow and some files were missing. They were added and the Pro version now works…!

I had initially asked for my money back….but now I’ll be promoting the plug in instead because of the excellent support.

Thanks.

Me too…! When you have a site that has hundreds of downloads with the free version, the last thing you want is the Pro version to ignore them meaning you have to install them all again…!

Plus the TinyMCE button disappearing is just plain daft.

Plus the templates do not work – no matter which template I choose it only ever shows the default on the front end.

Happy…? Not…! I’m switching back to the free version – it is SO MUCH BETTER…!