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Yes, that was my question actually. What can I do to make it work on every page? The referred page is especially important because it is there that the people see the Login Link when a file is protected and they cannot download it if not connected.

There must be a conflict with the script I am importing but it’s just a simple jquery. There should be a workaround?

Let’s try to get at this another way. Why is it that embedded links in a pdf file which is presented by Download Manager fail to be clickable?

Hi,

Thanks for your reply.

At the link you posted (https://so-arbeitet-deutschland.com/download/whitepaper-gesundheit-arbeitszeit-leistungsdruck) it does not work for us, tested on multiple devices and browsers: once you enter the data you receive a message saying that the data were collected, but no download starts and you have again the window to insert data with blank fields.

The same happens for all other downloads managed by WP Download Manager.

Please let me know.

Hello Nayeem, thanks for coming back to me. I have checked the documentation and it doesn’t help with my issue. I need WPDM to provide the package id that can be used in the redirect url we provide to the login page. I.E. we want the redirect URL to include ‘wpdmdl=9607’. Where ‘9607’ is the package id.

On the plugins setting page we are using the following code for the ‘Login Required Message’:
<a href="/login/?action=mepr_unauthorized&redirect_to=[this_url]">DOWNLOAD NOW</a>

This is working fine for redirecting back to the page after login, but requires the user to click the link again to download.

If we could append the package id (wpdmdl=9607) to our ‘redirect_to’ querystring, this would redirect the user back to the page and start/display the download.

Is this possible, thanks.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by Matt Lambert. Reason: Add login required message to settings page

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It doesn’t change anything, the error is still there, so i removed the [download_link] in the template.
Thanks

Ok, I finally figured out how to explain it by talking to another one of our new guys. If you click on just the download button it does it correctly. But MOST of our people are, for whatever reason, click on the name so the link jumps you to the second page with all the download information such as when it was last updated and all that jazz and then you can download it. Is there a way to not have THAT jump? Is there a way so that when they click on the name it just downloads? Does that makes sense? I wish there was a way I could screen record and show you. Sorry I’m being so confusing!

So for example –

jQuery(function($){
$(‘.wpdm-download-link’).on(‘click’, function(){
window.dataLayer.push({
event: “AssetDownload”,
assetName: $(this).data(‘downloadurl’),
fileName: ‘FILE NAME’,
fileResource: ‘PDF’,
userGroup: ‘LOGGED IN’,
marketName: ‘MARKET’,
});
});
});

Hi, are there any estimated day/time this issue will be resolved?

This shortcode doesn’t work on our client website:
[wpdm_my_downloads login=1 template=”link-template-calltoaction3″ cols=”4″]

The issue is on this page:
https://flightpath.sourceonespares.com/test-page/

Please let me know when this can be resolved