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  • #149171

    In reply to: Email Download Link


    Nitish Kumar
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    #149143

    In reply to: Email Download Link


    Nayeem Riddhi
    Moderator

    You can use shortcode in your wp pages/posts and this feature will help you send email download link for the multiple users

    thanks


    Ikram Dirujii
    Participant

    dear wpdm team, how i can Protect my Downloadable Links from being Stolen ?
    Because Other Website Users are using my links on their website

    I noticed that the wpdm pro links also can be copied through source code. So any method Sir to protect my Links.
    If it’s possible I’ll pay for this Sir.

    #149100

    In reply to: Email Download Link


    Nitish Kumar
    Member
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    #149090

    In reply to: Email Download Link


    Nayeem Riddhi
    Moderator

    Can you please elaborate more on your issue, you can use the email download link package shortcode on your page/post, please let me know then

    thanks

    #149088

    Nitish Kumar
    Member

    Can we use email download link in the shortcode?

    #149065

    In reply to: History Not Working


    Casey Landreth
    Participant
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    #149021

    Enzo Zuzù Esposito
    Participant

    For some Pdfs once uploaded it creates me a file in HTML and not in pdf.
    I leave you the link
    https://surefish.eu/downloads/surefish-communication-toolbox/


    Shahjada
    Keymaster

    Hi,
    There is no issue with the download link with the latest version of wpdm, please clear your site cache (especially js file cache ), after that it should work fine.


    Roel van Leuken
    Participant

    When using the login page in Download manager and creating a new user in the WordPress back-end and checking the ‘Send the new user an email about their account.’ checkbox, the user is getting a link to reset the password by e-mail:

    https://website.com/login/?action=rp&key=ew45trgre453ehj54&login=loginname

    When clicking this link, it always throws a ‘Invalid key’ error.

    I already debugged this and it’s caused in the download-manager/tpls/reset-password-form.php:

    $login = \WPDM\libs\Crypt::decrypt(wpdm_query_var('login'));

    The login $_GET parameter is not encrypted when it is sent by WordPress itself, so the password reset key is always invalid.

    I fixed it myself by copying the ‘reset-password-form.php’ to my theme and replacing:

    $login = \WPDM\libs\Crypt::decrypt(wpdm_query_var('login'));

    by:

    // Fix for WP password reset mail
    $login = wpdm_query_var('login');
    
    if (!get_user_by('login', $login)) {
    	$login = \WPDM\libs\Crypt::decrypt(wpdm_query_var('login'));
    }

    Please consider an update for this!

    #148924

    Shahjada
    Keymaster

    Here it is:
    http://anleitung.com/download/email-download-link/

    You simply need to select page template = Default Template

    Edit%20Package%20%E2%80%B9%20anleitung.com%20%E2%80%94%20WordPress%20and%20Buy%20import%20lexus%20lx%20white%20car%20in%20import%20-%20dubai%20in%20bandarban%20-%20garirbazar

    #148915

    Daniel Riefstahl
    Participant

    I have a site where I want to set the Name your price to 0 to start. So essentially it can be free if they choose. My problem is that if I check the Name your price option and set to 0 as base price, the download is available on the page directly. If I set price to anything, even $0.01, the download link disappears. I want it so they must checkout even if it is free. This way I can collect email addresses and it will encourage them to pay something (I hope). Is there a way to achieve this?

    Thanks

    • This topic was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by Daniel Riefstahl. Reason: resolved

    Davide Gaio
    Member
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    #148879

    In reply to: Terms Page Lookalike


    Thomas Scheuerer
    Participant

    I know that. I’m using the shortcode for a link template. As a lock option, I use the terms and conditions. I don’t want to use custom content (selected option) here, but a terms page (as you can choose). The background is that I only have to change the content for title, terms and conditions and terms and conditions checkbox on this page and not in every download. The title and the terms and conditions also appear when you click on the download link, but unfortunately not the label for the checkbox. How do you get content into the checkbox via a terms page?

    #148869

    Davide Vinci
    Participant

    Just to be even more clear, I like how packages thing works, I link a folder to a package and it shows you all files inside. I just wanted to know if there was a way to show, not only files, but also folders.
    Example, I link “Download” folder to a package; it contains “document1.pdf” file and “Important documents” folder, which has inside it “Important document1.pdf” and “Important document2.pdf”. Right now the plugin shows you all three files without the division I made with subfolders. I wanted to have, in the frontend, “document1.pdf” –> download | “Important documents” –> download (that folder could also be opened to show you the other two files).
    I hope this time I was clear enough, I’m just asking if this is possible.

    Thanks in advance.

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by Davide Vinci.
    #148860

    gmo
    Participant

    I have just renamed the current download-manager folder under plugins and added the old folder.

    This means that the individual files, which have always been in folders, open perfectly in the browser with the [download_link_dynamic] in functions.php.
    This works for the individual download buttons as well as in the download archive with all available downloads.

    As soon as I rename the old download-manager folder again and activate the new one, it no longer works and the files are zipped and downloaded.

    Again for reference, the old version was Download Manager Special Pack and the new Download Manager Pro v5.3.

    What has changed so much between these two versions?

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    #148793

    x472134
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    #148787

    Aleksandar Popovski
    Participant
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    #148777

    Nayeem Riddhi
    Moderator

    How to Fix 403 Forbidden Error on WordPress
    To help you fix the 403 Forbidden Error on your WordPress site i am describing it in detail:

  • ►File permissions
  • ► .htaccess file
  • 1. File Permissions

    Each folder and file on your WordPress site’s server has its own unique file permissions that control who can:

    Read – see the data in the file/view the contents of a folder.
    Write – modify the file/add or delete files inside a folder
    Execute – run the file and/or execute it as a script/access a folder and perform functions and commands.
    These permissions are indicated by a 3-digit number, with each digit indicating the level of permission for each of the 3 categories above.

    Normally, these permissions just “work” for your WordPress site. However, if something gets messed up with the file permissions at your WordPress site, it can cause the 403 Forbidden error.

    To view and modify your site’s file permissions, you’ll need to connect via FTP/SFTP.

    Once you’re connected to your server, you can view a file or folder’s permissions by right-clicking on it:

    view-file-permissions-01

    Of course, manually checking the permissions for each file or folder isn’t really an option. Instead, you can automatically apply file permissions to all the files or folders inside of a folder.

    According to the WordPress Codex, the ideal file permissions for WordPress are:

    Files – 644 or 640
    Directories – 755 or 750
    One exception is that your wp-config.php file should be 440 or 400

    To set these permissions, right-click on the folder that contains your WordPress site. Then, choose File Attributes:

    fix-403-forbidden-error-wordpress-file-permissions-2

    Enter 755 or 750 in the Numeric value box. Then, choose Recurse into subdirectories and Apply to directories only:

    fix-403-forbidden-error-wordpress-file-permissions-3

    Once you’ve applied the correct permissions for directories, you’ll repeat the process for files. Only this time:

    Enter 644 or 640 in the Numeric value box
    Choose Recurse into subdirectories
    Choose Apply to files only

    fix-403-forbidden-error-wordpress-file-permissions-5

    To finish the process, you just need to manually adjust the permissions for your wp-config.php file to make them 440 or 400:

    fix-403-forbidden-error-wordpress-file-permissions-4

    If file permissions issues were causing the 403 Forbidden Error, your site should now start working again.

    2. .htaccess File

    if you’re hosting uses the Apache web server, one common cause of the 403 Forbidden error is a problem in your site’s .htaccess file.

    The .htaccess file is a basic configuration file used by the Apache webserver. You can use it to set up redirects, restrict access to all or some of your site, etc.

    Because it’s so powerful, even if a little mistake can cause a big issue, like the 403 Forbidden error.

    Rather than trying to troubleshoot the .htaccess file itself, a simpler solution is to just force WordPress to generate a new, clean .htaccess file.

    To do that:

    Connect to your server via FTP
    Find the .htaccess file in your root folder
    Download a copy of the file to your computer (it’s always a good idea to have a backup just in case)
    Delete the .htaccess file from your server after you have a safe backup copy on your local computer

    fix-403-forbidden-error-wordpress-htaccess

    Now, you should be able to access your WordPress site if your .htaccess file was the issue.

    To force WordPress to generate a new, clean .htaccess file:

    Go to Settings → Permalinks in your WordPress dashboard
    Click Save Changes at the bottom of the page (you do not need to make any changes – just click the button)

    And that’s it – WordPress will now generate a new .htaccess file for you.

    If you still Having Issues? Reach Out to Your Hosting Provider

    The 403 Forbidden error means that your server is working, but you no longer have permission to view all or some of your site for some reason.

    thanks

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#148752

martech
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#148743

martech
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#148738

Steve Laborie
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#148727

Nayeem Riddhi
Moderator

You may Mask Download Link from the Download > Settings > Basic, please check , i hope it may help you

thanks

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