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Hello @lucatortuga,
Glad to hear that your issue has been resolved.
You will find the shortcode details in the below link.

[wpdm_all_packages] – List all downloads in tabular format in a page

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Hello, @designhub

I have marked your last reply in private. please check the option from category edit option,

and you are also capable of changing the option globally, you can adjust it from

Downloads > Settings > Frontend Access > Archive Page Options

I hope you have understood

Thank you and regards

I had the same issue after one of the last upgrades. The following helped in my case:

– go to Downloads > Settings > Privacy
– click “clear all cache”.
– now it worked again

If not, try the other setting under “Temporary Storage Management” > “Store in Database”.

This hint comes from here: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/invalid-download-link-3/

Yes, it is explained here:

[wpdm_category] – Query All Downloads From One or More Categories

Hello @tomashrach,

Hope you are well. I think it is your duplicate topic. Yes, it is possible. please check the option from `Downloads > Settings > Access Settings >
When the user is not allowed to download:`

I hope it may help you. please let me know then

Thank you and regards

Hello @tomashrach,

Hope you are well. Yes, it is possible. please check the option from `Downloads > Settings > Access Settings >
When the user is not allowed to download:`

I hope it may help you. please let me know then

Thank you and regards

I’ve got the same issue, let me know if I should start another thread.

When I click the link to a download, it properly loads the Page Template and Link Template on a wordpress page (https://mysite.com/downloads/download-page-01), but the wpdownloadmanager content is wrapped in the default wordpress post template. I don’t see anywhere in the wpdownloadmanager settings to specify the actual wordpress post template that’s applied to each download package/page. See html output below, my theme is dropping your content into a wordpress post template, inside the post-content div. I would like to be able to select the wordpress post template applied to each download package/page, see below, my default wordpress template is named “td-post-template-default”, but I have several other templates I’d prefer to use.

*Edit – I’m not looking for widget shortcodes, they work fine but I need all pages to be applied to a different post template if that makes sense

<div class="td-container td-post-template-default ">
  <div class="td-pb-row">
     <div class="td-pb-span12 td-main-content" role="main">
        <div class="td-ss-main-content">                  
          <article id="post-2725" class="post-2725 wpdmpro type-wpdmpro status-publish post" itemscope="" itemtype="https://schema.org/Article">
            <div class="td-post-header">
            <div class="td-post-content tagdiv-type">
            <--- wpdownloadmanager content --->
            <div class="w3eden">
            <--- My Custom wpdownloadmanager page template --->

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by brian jackson.

Hello @cialgar,

Can you please the lock options too from this doc,

Lock Options

Especially you may check the Email Lock option, you can also edit the Email Lock Notification email template from Downloads > Templates > Email Templates. you can also find the Template Variables from right side for email template editor, you can use in your template, [#username#], [#client_ip#], [#package_name#], [#name#] etc. please let me know, if it helps you

Thank you and regards