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So the link I sent you before, https://www.valtris.com/about/corporate-social-responsibility/esg-highlights/, has all of the documents that a user should be able to download once they fill out that form. I set each of those up as its own package so that we could have unique URLs for each file. What we want to have happen is, on that page, when the user clicks “Download”, they fill out the form. After they have filled out the form once, they can click any of the other “Download” buttons to download another document WITHOUT having to fill out the form again.

Or, in other words, if a user downloads the document on https://www.valtris.com/download/supplier-code-of-conduct/, they should also be able to download the document on https://www.valtris.com/download/life-cycle-analysis-esg-highlight/ without filling out the form again.

If the way I set it up does not work, we are open to other options, but we need a solution where:
1. The user only has to fill out the form once.
2. We can have unique URL/link to each document.

Thank you for the update. It is annoying that this does not work with Gravity Forms when that was listed as a supported plugin, as it seems a waste to have two different form plugins on the site. But, if that’s what it takes to make it work at this point, that is fine.

You are correct that your solution does allow the download button to appear, which is what we want. However, users should only have to fill out the form once to download all of the documents associated with the form. This is not working. It is making me fill out the same exact form for each document. I have the setting under Downloads > Settings > General > Form Lock set to “Show form once in a session”, but it is showing the form more than once. Can you please help us fix this so that users only have to fill out the form once and, after that, can download any of the other documents they wish?

For an example, here is a page with all of the downloads using that form: https://www.valtris.com/about/corporate-social-responsibility/esg-highlights/

Thank you very much for your continued support!

I’m currently building a library with approximately 5,000 documents and am trying to create a dynamic, automated Elementor template similar to the one found on the Reqiq Downloads page (https://reqiq.co/downloads/). The template utilizes dynamic tags for fields such as the post title, featured image, post excerpt, and post URL, ensuring it is flexible and reusable across all posts without requiring shortcodes or manual linking with package for each document.

The challenge I’m facing is with the ‘Download’ button. I need it to dynamically link to and trigger the download for the respective file in each post. Currently, templates like the ones used for this (https://reqiq.co/ethiopias-export-future-balancing-reform-and-reality/) and this (https://reqiq.co/insights/) automate most of the UI elements. However, the download functionality has been configured manually by linking each file using a custom field connected to your plugin’s master key links. While this method works, it undermines the scalability and efficiency of using templates.

To summarize, I need a single ‘Download’ button in the Elementor template that automatically downloads the respective file for each post without requiring manual linking. This functionality is essential for maintaining the flexibility and automation of the template.

I hope this explanation clarifies my requirements. Could you please guide me on how to achieve this? Or if the PRO version indeed has this?

Thank you again for your support!

I did it for a specific user, but it is still shown.

Moreover, once I restrict a category, isn’t it possible that the downloads related to the category inherit the restriction? I currently have to restrict each download per user.

Hi,
now I have Download Manager Pro, WPDM – Advanced Access Control, WPDM – Archive Page, but I’m still not able to reach what I need.

I would simply need to show to the users I gave access the categories and downloads. Providing them with the category filter which shows the categories they have access.

For example: categories on the left and single packages on the right.

In my attempts all of the packages or all of the categories are shown, not just the ones the user has access.

Could you suggest how to get this, please?

That add-on looks interesting for initial default settings for new or copied downloads, but I already have 700+ documents input so isn’t helpful in this case. This also still does not fix the WCAG accessibility issue (2.4.4 Link Purpose (In Context): The purpose of each link can be determined from the link text alone or from the link text together with its programmatically determined link context, except where the purpose of the link would be ambiguous to users in general. (Level A) ). Each download link/label needs to be contextual and different from the others around it. You would need to be able to apply the document title dynamically for this to be a manual solution. Why not just take this as a future suggestion to make your plugin web accessible by default?