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Hi,

I installed the Download Notifications add-on because I’d like to receive an email notification whenever someone downloads a file from our website.

We use Email Lock for all our downloads, so users must enter their name and email before accessing a file. The user confirmation email (“Thank you for downloading…”) is sent correctly — so our SMTP setup is working.

However, I (as the admin) do not receive any notification emails for new downloads, even though the “Download Notification (To: Admin)” template is active in the plugin settings.

Is there any limitation on which email addresses can be used as sender or recipient (e.g., do they need to be from the same domain)?
Or could this be a known issue where admin notifications don’t trigger for downloads that use Email Lock?

Any guidance or troubleshooting steps would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,
Barbara

I previously imported download data via Downloads → Import & Export (CSV import).
However, some files were not uploaded to the server at that time.

However, in the admin panel (Downloads → All Packages), the thumbnail images are not showing.
I noticed that if I open each package edit page and manually set the thumbnail image, the image appears in the list — but since there are about 3,000 files, I’d like to avoid doing this manually.

Could you please let me know how I can make the thumbnails appear automatically in the admin list?

There should be a 4th tag option under Tags on the left. We added an additional tag, and it is on 2 products but cannot get it to show as a search option. https://www.poweredgeproducts.com/downloads/

We have turned off all plugins to find the issue with no luck. We also tried a default theme which also had no effect.

Here is the shortcode we are using: [wpdm_archive_filter items_per_page=”6″ template=”link-template-tabcard” cols=2 colspad=1 colsphone=1 orderby=”title” order=”asc”]

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Hello friends,
I’d like to know how can I list the latest files from each or selected categories, say the latest 2 files from x and y categories?
I’ve tried looking into these shortcodes for instance, but they only have the option to list the files chronologically in total, not per category.

[wpdm_category] – Query All Downloads From One or More Categories
or
[wpdm_all_packages] – List all downloads in tabular format in a page
or
any other shortcode you suggest.

Thanks a lot
Renato

I’ve been running the plugin for several years now, and originally i could select a ‘hidden’ folder, i.e. one above the root http directory for the wordpress site. I can no longer do this as the File Browser Root seems fixed at the root directory of the wordpress site the plugin is installed in.

Existing downloads i already set up are shown as being in the original folder but i can’t add a new file from the same folder using ‘add from server’ now.

Is setting the file browser root to what i had it before now impossible or is there another setting/method besides the unchageable directory shown in basis settings ?

Or is the built-in htaccess function sufficient safeguard against unauthorised browsing and download of files from a new folder i could create below the wordpress site http root level ?

Matthew Skill

This may not be feasible; however, I am eager to understand how to establish download limits per-packet, with these limits resetting annually. For example, I wish to restrict a specific packet to a maximum of three downloads per year per user, while other packets on the site can be downloaded unlimited times. I have purchased the Download Limit add-on; however, for my particular use case, I would like to selectively control which packets are subject to limits and which are not.

Please inform me if this functionality is achievable or if you require any additional information to clarify my request.