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Do you want to replace the download button with a link to the pacakge details page? Yes, it is possible. You can add the details page link with the package title too. Please read the shortcode documentation here https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/doc/short-codes/wpdm_all_packages-list-all-downloads-in-tabular-format-in-a-page/

If you need help with that send temporary wp-admin login info in private reply.

This looks somewhat similar to our all downloads table. Please check the demo here https://demo.wpdownloadmanager.com/wpdmpro/package-list-in-responsive-table/ It is available in Pro version, no add-on required.

The table is customizable. You will find related documentation here https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/doc/short-codes/wpdm_all_packages-list-all-downloads-in-tabular-format-in-a-page/

Download Manager Pro Version 4.9.6

Hi,
Please I have an error on all my downloads.

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/logomath/public_html/wp-content/plugins/download-manager/wpdm-functions.php on line 2387

Thank you
Best regards

Hi Marc,

I am NOT WPDM Pro Support

Just to let you know, the base WPDM Pro plugin allows this by default..

You’ll need to create a page with the following shortcode on it:

[wpdm_frontend]

This is where the upload tool(s) will be..

Then just go to:

Downloads -> Settings -> Frontend Access

There you’ll see where you can set options for the user side of the plugin (Such as login page, register page, etc..)

Set the the Frontend Uploader Page to the page with that short code on it.

Set the Allowed User Roles to Create Packages From Front-end to add all the roles that you want to allow to upload.

You’ll also want to make sure all the settings on that page are correct for what you want, but do make sure to verify:

When Someone Creates a Package:
[ <Drop Down List ]

When File Already Exists:
{ <Drop Down List ]

Are set. You can find the documentation for this settings page at: Frontend Access Settings

Hope that helps.

Hi Vela,

I am NOT WPDM Support

There is a setting for this:

Downloads –> Settings –> Basic –> [ File Download ]

Find the Check box that reads:

[ ] Open in Browser
Try to Open in Browser instead of download when someone clicks on download link

Check that and when a user clicks on them, it should open in the browser rather than trying to download (on files that CAN be opening in a browser.. PowerPoints and Word Docs will most likely just goto the download dialog or download depending on browser settings).

As to making it open in a new tab…. I know when creating a text link, you can check a box that says “open in a new tab” or some such, but I believe that’s a WordPress dialog, and you have to manually copy the direct download link into it. At least that’s the only way I’ve found to open in a new tab.

The support people might know a different (better?) way to do it. It’s also possible that you could edit the templates to do what you want.

Hi Chris,

Not support for WPDM.. But you need to goto:

Your Purchase Page

There you will see a file: download-manager-4.9.2.zip under your purchases

You need to download that, and then remove the WPDM Free version.. This will not remove any of your current settings or downloads.

You then need to install the 4.9.2 version ( Pro is v4.x while Free is v2.x). You then need to put in your license key into the appropriate place in the settings, and save settings. You should get a notice about your license key being validated.

The wpdm-archive.zip file is a different type of display for downloads (the one with the categories to the left, that expand and collapse while having seach and downloads to the right… You can see it on the Demo site ( –> HERE <– )

Once you have the WPDM Pro installed, you should have no problem finding the appropriate settings. 🙂

Hope that helps.

Now all zip files will be stored in cache dir which you can clear periodically from Downloads Settings Privacy tab. If you don’t want to store zip file it is better to disable the package download button and use only single file download links. Because creating a zip file takes a fair amount of server resource and as you are not storing those created zip the process has to be done again the next time someone else downloads the file.

So, either deactivate whole package download link or keep those zipped files to get optimized performance.

Hi,
Tags are already available with wpdm and there are shortcodes with wpdm pro to filter tags, docs:
https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/doc/short-codes/wpdm_tag-query-all-downloads-from-specified-tags/
https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/doc/short-codes/wpdm_packages-wp_query-in-a-shortcode-for-download-manager-packages/
However, we shall add tag filter/parameter with [wpdm_all_packages] shortcode with the next update of the plugin.

A user can edit only their own profile info. And you can control the access to the downloads using the “Allow Access” option in package settings.

WordPress shows the admin bar to all registered users. Download Manager has nothing to do with that. But I can suggest some code to hide the admin bar. Add the following code in theme’s functions.php file to hide admin bar for all roles except administrators,

add_action('after_setup_theme', 'wpdm_remove_admin_bar');
 
function wpdm_remove_admin_bar() {
if (!current_user_can('administrator') && !is_admin()) {
  show_admin_bar(false);
}
}

Which link template are you using now? Please check the package settings and find the selected link template. Then clone this link template from Downloads Templates page. In this new cloned link template, you have to replace [download_link] with [download_link_extended] to use an embedded form instead of popup.

You can also override the link template selected in package settings by defining the template in your package shortcode. Check the example below,

[wpdm_package id=5387 template="link-template-calltoaction1"]

You can set the new cloned template ID as value of template in package shortcode [wpdm_package id=5387 template="5a0a849876116"]

Here is a detailed tutorial about creating custom templates https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/building-a-wordpress-download-manager-link-template-from-scratch/

Get the file from here. I have added the code in line 380 and tested it on my setup.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/10vqc4qmj745394/wpdm-all-downloads.php?dl=0