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Hi,

You can use the Archive Page add-on to show all downloads using a single shortcode. This also makes all download accessible easily. Make the town commissions parent category and use years as child categories. Then a user can filter downloads using dropdowns from parent category.

Please check this demo https://demo.wpdownloadmanager.com/wpdmpro/archive-page-default/ Initial gray buttons are parent category but if you click the arrow in a parent it shows all child categories.

If you use this not need to add all commisions to your site menu. Just point to the shortcode page using a single entry i.e. Downloads.

Thanks.

Hi,

You have to install the Premium Package add-on to use add to cart button ( to sell downloads ). You can download it here https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/download/premium-package-wordpress-digital-store-solution/

Package/download details page will show the add to cart button automatically if you set a price for the package.

Thanks.

Please use

Advanced TinyMCE button

Or

Gutenberg Blocks

To generate shortcodes properly
And doc for category shortcode:

[wpdm_category] – Query All Downloads From One or More Categories

Please try adding the following code before line no 217 in /download-manager/tpls4/wpdm-all-downloads.php. That might solve the issue.

if( ! isset( $data['files'] ) ) $data['files'] = array();

I too am having this issue but only in certain environments (localhost XAMPP) and with the extended short code add-on with the table display using this [wpdm-all-packages items_per_page="50" jstable=1 order_by="title" order="ASC"]. I get on page displayed errors like this:

Warning: count(): Parameter must be an array or an object that implements Countable in C:\xampp\htdocs\2\wp-content\plugins\download-manager\tpls4\wpdm-all-downloads.php on line 217

Warning: count(): Parameter must be an array or an object that implements Countable in C:\xampp\htdocs\2\wp-content\plugins\download-manager\tpls4\wpdm-all-downloads.php on line 218

Warning: array_shift() expects parameter 1 to be array, boolean given in C:\xampp\htdocs\2\wp-content\plugins\download-manager\tpls4\wpdm-all-downloads.php on line 220

These warning messages precede the table which otherwise seems to work fine. Using the file tree shortcode does not cause this. Any thoughts are appreciated. Thanks.

Use the category shortcode to show your packages by category. Please check the documentation here https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/doc/short-codes/wpdm_category-query-all-downloads-from-one-or-more-categories/

You have to set the order_by="title" and order="asc" to sort pacakges in ascending order ( A Z )

To insert shortcodes easily please install the TinyMCE add-on https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/download/advanced-tinymce-button/

Hi,

You have to use all packages table to show your downloads in a tabular format as shown in the screenshot.

Install the TinyMCE add-on ( https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/download/advanced-tinymce-button/ ). Using this add-on you can insert the table shortcode for selected categories and sub-categories.

Send login info in private reply if you want me to set up a demo page.

Thanks.

Hi,

It is not possible to control this option globally because each view has its own template and query. For example, all packages table has its own template which is different than the category shortcode template.

But you can control the order from the shortcode. Each shortcode has a parameter for sorting. Utilize it to alphabetically sort your packages.

Did you check the Archive Page add-on? Using this add-on you can display all your downloads from one place with search, filters options. Please check the demo here https://demo.wpdownloadmanager.com/wpdmpro/archive-page-default/

Thanks.

Download Manager Frontend Uploader page requires the Bootstrap JS. But in your installation it was inactive. Everything works now after activating Bootstrap JS ( Downloads Settings Basic Misc Settings ).

Hi,

You have to create a custom template file for all downloads table to keep the changes even after the plugin update. Here is how you can do that,

1 ) Copy the /download-manager/tpls/wpdm-all-downloads.php file.

2 ) Place it in /active-theme/download-manager/ directory.

3 ) Replace echo $download_link; with echo "<a target="_blank" href='".\WPDM\Package::getDownloadURL($data['ID'])."'>Download</a>"; in line no 355

That should open the links in new tab.

Thanks.

You can update the plugin from your plugins page if are logged in to your WPDM account from Downloads Settings Updates page.

Or you can follow this approach 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.

Thanks.

1 ) Remove the ‘All Visitors’ from Allow Access option of the package N
2 ) Set user A in Select Members option of the package N
3 ) Generate the share URL from All downloads admin page.

Are you always using the Select Members option? In that case, a page with [wpdm_my_downloads] shortcode will list all downloads user have access to.

Hi,

So, you want to filter your packages using various levels.

I think Archive Page ( https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/download/wpdm-directory-add-on/ ) sidebar view is what you need. You can create categories and sub-categories to define your levels. Then Archive Page sidebar view allows you to get downloads from a specific level using step by step filter.

You can check the demo here https://demo.wpdownloadmanager.com/wpdmpro/archive-page-sidebar/

https://www.evernote.com/l/AUdYJLvCojpNSZ8i-1jM39yCnK-rKTnMeOEB/image.png

Thanks.

Default Values does work with frontend uploader. Just add the patch I sent in the previous reply or send login info in private reply. I will do it for you.

1 ) Requires customization. Could be done using user_register hook https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Action_Reference/user_register
2 ) Not possible but you can use the file manager to upload files in a directory of your choice and then attach the file using browse tab in Attach File meta box.
3 ) As I mentioned above this is in our to-do list to send an email link to set the password.
4 ) Noted for implementation.
5 ) Will be added this in next version
6 ) You can add custom fields in the sign-up form using Advanced Custom Fields add-on https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/download/advanced-custom-fields/
7 ) Sorry, Not clear. Do you want to show user profile URLs for all users? It is possible with custom code.
8 ) File Manager is embedded with Frontend Uploader page as well as admin sub-menu in the Downloads menu.

WPDM doesn’t have its own export feature yet. But looks like the export CSV option that generates an importable CSV will come in handy in use cases like yours. We have added this in our to do list.

By the way, how did you initially create your downloads? If you bulk imported downloads don’t you have the CSV file that you can edit to update the packages?