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Thxs Nayeem!

Anywhere to modify that code to show the total downloads (summatory all packages individual created downloads)

Hey, you where right! I deleted the Divi Theme Builder Layout for “all downloads” and used the standard page and the PDF Viewer does appear!
I will now check the Default Values Plugin!

Sure:

I have created a shortcode [DownloadCounter] it returns download count of a package (in this case package ID “6730”)

function shortcode_download() {
	$download_count = get_package_data(6730,'download_count'); 
	return $download_count;
}
add_shortcode('DownloadCounter', 'shortcode_download');

I dont want to put manually package ID (6730), instead I would like it to (2 different things) :

1) Modify the function to automatically get package ID from the package shown on the current page.

2) Create another function to return the total downloads of the sum of all packages.

Regards

Never mind, I resolved the issue myself.
As I wrote, I am using https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/download/wp-filebase-data-importer/

Inspecting this script, it uses the filepath stored in WP Filebase settings. There it was stored as “./alldownloads”. It worked for WP Filebase but when transfered to Download Manager, Download Manager could not understand this (valid) path annotation.

Check screen

I changed it in WP Filebase, reimported the files and now they paths are simple and they work as Download Manager understands them (eg /home/fmgreece/public_html/alldownloads/fm2020/graphics/kits/Greek-Football-League-by-Mysterio.rar).

Thanks anyway

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by Periklis Triantafyllis.

The File Browser Root setting is correctly set to “/home/fmgreece/public_html/alldownloads/”
I can’t see how this is relevant to the issue though.

I shared a screenshot in the above post, please check it. This is how the files appear after importing them from the WP Filebase import plugin.
The path gets a “/./” in it, which in command line means “the same directory”, but then when you try to download the file as a user, the system fails with “File not found”

I just downloaded from the site and installed it again. It still has the same bug.
The problem with the file cart addon is that, it allows everyone to download items that only subscribed users should.
Even when not logged into the site, when you go to a package page and click on the file cart button, when you go to file cart page and click on DOWNLOAD, it actually downloads the file for the user, even when that user is not logged in. That is really not secure.
Thats the issue with the addon.

Hello Tanvir,

I’ll try to explain it with an example.

I have the following sub-pages on my website:
“Thriller” (Category 1)
“Comedy” (Category 2)
“Romance” (Category 3)
“Musical” (Category 4).

On the respective subpage I would like to offer only the downloads from the respective category.
The user should be able to filter these again using tags (ideally visible using checkboxes).
for example, the tags “no age limit”, “FSK 6”, “FSK 12”, “FSK 16” and “FSK 18” should be given.
If the user selects the checkboxes “FSK 16” and “FSK 18” on the “Thriller” subpage, only these downloads should remain.

Regards