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Go to Downloads > Settings > Basic > Access Settings > When user is not allowed to download: option and set “Hide Everything” as active value. Now users won’t be able to see other’s files.

About the login redirect. It is also possible using custom code. Set the login page URL in Downloads > Settings > Frontend and add the following code to your theme’s functions.php file. Replace the place_your_url_here with the actual redirect destination URL. Now users will be redirected to this URL after login.

add_action( 'template_redirect', 'wpdm_login_redirect' );
function wpdm_login_redirect(){
    if( is_user_logged_in() && get_the_ID() == get_option('__wpdm_login_url') ):
        wp_redirect( "place_your_url_here" );
        exit();
    endif;
}

You can add redirect URL in registration form shortcode. User will be redirected to that page after registration. You can also add autologin="true" with the shortcode. It will automatically log the user.

[wpdm_reg_form redirect="http://www.cbsconsulting.com.au/dashboard/" autologin="true"]

You can see the registered user in WordPress users page. Downloads > Subscribers list the info collected from email lock, not your users.

Thanks

I have also had the same type of Media Library uploader error, with uploads hanging once Seller A. had created around 40 packages.

Although they can still upload the base file to be downloaded (these use a different process and are stored into their own uploads folder) trying to add another small ‘preview’ image – which goes into the Media Library, just hangs.

Although Seller A. does have 40-odd images in the Media Library, they are all pretty small (<120kB each)…..

DETAILED ERROR EXPLANATION (tested several times, consistent error)

Create/edit a Package, everything works fine EXCEPT for uploading any *new* files into the WPDM Media Library. Adding *existing* images from the Media Library is fine.

DEBUG CHECK ONE.

I can upload the same file directly via WP back-end Media Library uploader (note different code to WPDM Media Library uploader!).

So it’s unlikley to be an issue with the file itself.

DEBUG CHECK TWO.

Log into the site as Seller B. and it all works perfectly fine. The only difference betwen Seller A. and Seller B. is the number of ‘packages’, hence the number (or storage total) Media Library files they have allocated to their User ID.

So it’s unlikely to be a process coding “error’, rather it seems more likely a limitation being placed on the actual user ID.

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Whe you access the WPDM Media File uploader it gives you a screen with the following: [Button] and text.

…or
[Select Files]
Maximum Upload File Size: 500MB

Unfortunately I haven’t been able to find where this 500MB value is set – it’s not through:

• Downloads > Settings > Front End Access > Max Upload Size From Front-end: – I’ve set this to 1000MB
• php.ini > upload_max_filesize – I’ve set this to: 1024MB

I can’t see this being a server setting anyway, as the server can’t know how much data the user ID has accumulated – the only way you could get this total is by a database query. So it could be set in WP, WPDM, another WPDM plugin or even the Theme, unfortuntely searching through files for ‘500’ gets an awful lot of hits…….

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WORKAROUND

For WPDM installations I leave WP using the default WP Media Settings of: use ‘month-and-year’ based folders, seems a fortunate coincidence I did (as I don’t usually).

When you open the WPDM Media Library uploader it does have a filter, but this ‘defaults’ to displaying [All Dates], so basically it shows you *all* media files uploaded by *all* users. Huh? why there isn’t a ’40-per-page’ option OR a user filter (a realtively easy implementation) is a mystery to me.

Anyway, if I change the filter to an empty ‘older’ folder eg. [June 2019] it reports back:

No items found.
Drop files anywhere to upload
or….

And guess what? Uploading from here is fine. However…….

What is curious is that the file does not upload into the [June 2019] folder, instead it uploads into the ‘current’ folder – in this case is [Aug 2019].

ANALYSIS

No idea why it behaves like this – it was just dumb luck that I found this.

I’m guessing it is a coding issue with the WPDM Media File uploader, however as most of you already realise there really isn’t any official support for this product – so don’t hold your breath waiting for a reply or code fix. Even if you have paid for Pro licenses (like me) they almost *never* repond to any Forum support questions.

When they do there is no rhyme or reason, it almost seems like a random selection. So it seems more like scraps to keep the masses from rioting? lol.

BTW if you *really* want a response, my suggestion is to pretend you are a new buyer testing out their ‘free’ version before you buy – this way you will definitely get a response so you can push the questions as far as you think appropriate. They gave me some really good assistance ‘pre-purchase’, but that support has simply vanished now I’ve paid for it.

It’s a bit of a shame you have to resort to this, because it is a really-nice, great-value little product.

But IMHO with the support they ‘offer’, you need to be able to code PHP yourself to get it to work properly, especially if you want to use it for a commercial application where things might need to be fixed quickly. Most core edits won’t run in a child theme so that should also tell you quite a lot of how you need to manage these installations.

🙂

Hi,
To keep your customization, please copy create a dir named download-manager inside your active theme dir. Then copy the template file wpdm-all-downloads.php there.

You can follow the customization below to exclude specific IPs from stats.

Add do_action('wpdm_new_stat',$pid, $uid, $oid); at the begging of newStat function in /download-manager/libs/class.DownloadStats.php file.

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and then add the following code to your theme’s functions.php Edit the $exception_list array to add all IP that you want to exclude from stats,

function wpdm_new_stat($pid, $uid, $oid){
    $ip = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];
    $exception_list = array(
            '127.0.0.1',
            '127.0.0.2'
    );
    if( in_array( $ip, $exception_list ) )
        \WPDM\Session::set('downloaded_'.$pid, $ip);
}
add_action('wpdm_new_stat','wpdm_new_stat', 10, 3);

And old post I know, but as per usual I can’t always find the exact detail of how to implement a solution in the WPDM Support forums, so anyway here is a clear explanation of my how I added a text search box to the Verse homepage, it may well work just as well for any other WPDM oriented theme.

A nice part of this customisation is it only edits /verse/homepage-top.php, which can happily run in a child theme. I just added the following code at around Line 77, keeping the same structural <div> elements already used on the page. Obviously you could also use the child theme style sheet to format if required.

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<div class=”container”>
<div class=”row”>
<div class=”col-md-12″ style=”top:12px;”><p><?php echo do_shortcode(“[wpdm_simple_search]”); ?></p></div>
</div>
</div>

*the extra <p></p> isn’t really necessary, but it just seemed to render better for me!
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Additional Notes:

Folder level searching in /download-manager for ‘Search Package’ hits /tpl & /tpl4/search-result.php
Folder level searching in /wpdm-archive-page for ‘Search Package’ hits /tpls/simple-search-form.php

Looks like the same code.

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<div class=’w3eden’>
<form id=”srcp” style=”margin-bottom:20px”>
<div class=”input-group input-group-lg”>
<div class=”input-group-addon input-group-prepend” style=”width: 50px”><span class=”input-group-text” id=”spro”><i class=”fa fa-search”></i></span></div>
<input type=”text” class=”form-control input-lg” name=”src” value=”<?php echo wpdm_query_var(‘s’, ‘txt’); ?>” placeholder=”<?php _e(‘Search Package’,’wpdm-archive-page’); ?>” id=”src”>
</div>
</form>
<div style=’clear: both;’>
<div class=’wpdm-downloads row’ id=’wpdm-downloads-ss’></div>
</div>
</div>
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I tried using this search form code (& function) and although it DOES give me a full width search field but doesn’t work as nicely because it throws the user to the results page.

Summary

Now I have a search that not only beautifully scrolls over the background with the rest of the homepage elements, but the search results are seamlessly loaded right back into the homepage, elegantly moving all of the lower elements of the homepage down below the search results. Nice! So it looks like it was meant to be there, very pleased with the result. However it would be *even* nicer if I could:

– have more positional control (eg. text-align: center doesn’t seem to work)
– make the input field wider (seems set at a fixed width around 20 characters)
– change the default text from ‘Search Package’ to ‘Search Images’

But I can’t find where this is set in the code, grreat to know if anyone else knows where or how to customise 🙂

FYI folder level searching in /wpdm-premium-packages or /wpdm-extended-shortcodes or /verse for ‘Search Package’ gets no hits.

Hi,
Have you made any changes? All downloads seem to be working now.
By the way, when adding a new file from your directory this is path /nas/wp/www/sites/vbvprod/ path. But your files are being served from your /nas/wp/www/sites/vbvdevelop/ path, I guess it is your dev directory. If you remove files from this dir downloads will be inaccessible.
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Thanks.

Hi Gary,

Please install the latest version to fix the issue. Follow these steps to update the plugin,

1 ) Deactivate and delete the old version. You won’t lose any data.

2) Download latest version from here https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/user-dashboard/?udb_page=purchases

3 ) Install the latest version and activate the license key.

If you are facing trouble with auto-update, logout, and then login again from your Downloads > Settings > Updates tab. That should fix the issue.

Thanks.

Yes, you can show the publish date. Please check the shortcode documentation here https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/doc/short-codes/wpdm_all_packages-list-all-downloads-in-tabular-format-in-a-page/

[wpdm_all_packages items_per_page="10" jstable=0 cols="page_link,file_count,download_count|categories|publish_date|download_link" colheads="Title|Categories|Publish Date|Download::155px"]

It is recommended to use the pagination for performance reason. Showing all files will reduce performance.

Yes, category shortcode https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/doc/short-codes/wpdm_category-query-all-downloads-from-one-or-more-categories/