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OK so thats the pagination. But we want to show all downloads at once, one page, no pagination. Is this also the Bridge Core Plugin or is it the Download Manager. I am talking about the limitation of 50 items.
Thank you so far for looking into it.

PS: Found the pagination setting, our customer is happy with it. Case closed 🙂 Thank you

I started the installation steps on the page you mentioned, but the Bootstrap 4 option is not in downloads>settings>user interface.
I can’t proceed because I can’t complete this step.

I fully understand – my issue is that you clearly dont understand the issue – no matter how many times I explain it – with detailed use cases.

THE ISSUE ISN’T HIDING THE URL!!! THE ISSUE IS THAT THE DOWNLOAD URL – WHICH PROTECTS NON .EXE FILES WITH THE CORRECT FILE PERMISSIONS – ISNT DOING THE SAME FOR .EXE DOWNLOADS!!!!!!!

Can you please pass this issue over to a developer who has the skillset to resolve the bug please!! You do not understand the problem at all and keep palming me off with answers that are not relevant.

Additionally to my comments above I just discovered two more bugs with this block.

Tags don’t work like I would expect in this block:

1. If you put in the Tag Column the links that appear of the tag don’t actually link anywhere, but if you are on a package details page they work as expected so something in your block is breaking or removing the tag links.

2. If you use the all downloads table block and try to query filter by a tag nothing happens. No content is displayed. I tried with the slug and the tag title.

I have resolved the issue myself.

The staging site has been deleted because I don’t need it anymore. I’m sorry you never got access and I can’t explain that. What I can tell you is that you can easily duplicate the issue yourself with a local install or installwp install of WordPress. The steps are easy.
1. By whatever means you like create a default WordPress Site
2. Install Download Manager Pro and WPDM-BLocks plugins
3. Create a few empty packages so you have something to display
4. create a page or post and drop in the “All downloads table” block. Do nothing else.
5. Publish the page/post and view it. Nothing will be displayed.

The cause is simple once you figure it out. The block requires you to put in columns and it requires the download button column to be added. While this is not a bug it is really bad UX. In my opinion this block should default with the post title and the download button columns instead of an empty column. I suspect putting in a default post title and download button columns would be pretty easy and I encourage you to do that the next time you update the plugin. I mentioned a few other issues with the plugin in my last post.

Please stop trying to access the staging area it doesn’t exist anymore. If you want to test this more please use the steps above. I have followed them three times and got the same result each time before I tried it on a live site to verify it wasn’t a licensing issue preventing the plugin from working correctly.

If you have follow up questions or I can help further please let me know. Otherwise I am going to consider the matter closed and hope you push out an update soon for this and the other issues I found. I’m going to go back to building websites now.

I figured out the problem. Your default all downloads block doesn’t have any working columns so it displays empty and shows nothing.

I would encourage you to have default columns of at least post title and download button so your block works out of the box.

Additionally, the columns section doesn’t like having two columns with titles next to them. One gets deleted. you have to put them in between columns with no title for them to stay. After a save and reload of the block editor you can add another or move them next to each other. You might want to look into that.

Finally thought, why can’t I edit an existing column and give it a title. Why do I have to delete it and put it back in?

Thank you for your assistance. I have attempted to install the WordPress PDF Viewer add-on by navigating to Dashboard > Downloads > Settings > Updates and installing the wpdm-pdf-viewer.zip file. However, despite these efforts, the add-on continues to appear as uninstalled.

Prior to the recent update, the WordPress PDF Viewer was installed and functioning correctly. We are unable to identify the cause of this issue.

Could you please provide guidance on how to resolve this matter?

Hi, I’ve gone back to my client and they’re asking was there previously an option to hide the download button on chrome’s PDF viewer here? –
https://snipboard.io/DxMZ8b.jpg
We’re pretty sure users never used to be able to download our files, so are a little confused and trying to think back.

As the plugin is all about protecting downloads, it seems there should be an option to handle this by default without having to ask for custom coding…

Hi,

I’ve checked, and the webhook is in place. I’ve also installed the Advanced Sales Report—will this report include past orders, or only data moving forward?

Additionally, I’ve noticed that the “Subscribers in Downloads” section doesn’t seem to match the actual subscriber data in members. Does this mean the report isn’t applicable?

Currently, members can download everything rather than following a pay-per-download model. We’re looking for a better way to track member subscriptions, renewals, and cancellations. Any suggestions?

Thanks!

Hello, will it be in an update of WPDownloadManager or a update of Download Limit plugin? And how will I know when a update is available? Because for me the new updates that are available don’t seem to show in my plugins section of wp-admin.

Can you give me a rough I idea of when this update will be? In 1 day or in 1 week?

As I am sure you imagine, with this currently not working, I have many users emailing complaining about their downloads not resetting each day, for which they have paid for as part of their subscription.

So its something that I would ideally like to get sorted today or ASAP.

Please advise, thanks