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Hello. For some reason my WP wouldn’t automatically update v5.0 to 5.2.3, so I updated the plug-in manually but I lost all the page/link templates that I had created and now it broke our web design.
The way I updated the plug-in manually was to connect to the website via WinSCP, change the name of the previous Download-Manager plug-in (rename it to Download-Manager-OLD) and then copy the new Download Manager plugin.
Any advice on how to recover my custom page/link templates that I had created?
Thanks, Ricardo.
if the option:
Basic -> Access Settings -> When a user is not allowed to download
is activated, the download link will disappear for users with no permissions and that’s a good feature.However, we need a replacement massage for the user that asks him to log in, or telling him that he doesn’t have permission to download this!
I have had two issues with the latest version of WPDM. When I tried to update to V5.2.3 automatically I got an update error from WordPress complaining about the zip file. So I downloaded the zip file manually from your website and installed it manually. It seemed to work, but…
For the two latest files I have uploaded to our website after upgrading to 5.2.3 I get the message:
This site can’t be reached
The webpage at https://acfconsultants.com/download/gsccd/?wpdmdl=33569&_wpdmkey=5f71931115258 might be temporarily down or it may have moved permanently to a new web address.
ERR_UNSAFE_REDIRECTI noted that the wpdmkey in the above URL is different from the master key in the WPDM editor. If I substitute the Master Key for the above URL, I then get:
— Invalid download link —Older files uploaded with the previous version of WPDM still work fine.
Topic: Download is inconsistent
I have a web page with seven downloads activated by seven modals that are downloading fine.
Today I added an 8th modal to the page. I duplicated the file in download manager, and replaced the URL with a new URL link and updated the file. I copied the shortcode for this new file and inserted it into the 8th modal on my Website. I am able to request the file, and agree to terms, but the file does not download.
To test, I went back to download managaer, and replaced the html file with one that is working on the same page. Saved the file (short code is the same) and the modal downloads correctly.
So I repeated the process by replacing the URL for the 8th file. Unfortunately, on the website this 8th modal allows me to request the download and agree to terms, but it does not download.
This is extremely frustrating. I am using the Avada Theme.
Hello,
I originally ran into this issue using the free plugin, but never got a final response in my support ticket . I upgraded to Pro hoping that would solve the issue, but unfortunately it didn’t.
We’re running into an issue with a 900MB file on our WPDM installation. When using the WPDM link to download the file, the file stops at 500MB and appears to have finished, even though the file is actually 900MB.
Just to clarify, this is an issue with downloads, not an upload limit issue
We’ve tried adjusting the Download Speed (currently 20480), Resumable Downloads, and Output Buffering settings but have not been able to resolve the issue. When disabling both the Output Buffering and Resumable Downloads options, the WPDM download link gives us an error:
[18-Aug-2020 19:41:26 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 8388608) (tried to allocate 944402432 bytes) in /xxxx/xxxx/public_html/wp-content/plugins/download-manager/libs/class.FileSystem.php on line 125
We have adjusted the server settings to increase the memory limit up to 6GB using both PHP INI settings and wp-config.php directives, but continue to receive the memory allocation error. We were also able to download the file successfully in the browser when placing it in another directory and accessing that URL directly. This leads us to believe there might be something specific to the WPDM plugin that is causing the issue.
Please let us know if there is anything you can do to help.
Thanks,
Morgan
Topic: user access
Hi, I am trying to block subscriber role from accessing download links. Under the “access settings” section in the settings area I have selected administrator and contributor as the two roles that can access file browser but when i test with a subscriber role account I see subscriber can still download files from the front end of the website. How do I block certain roles from downloading files from my website?
Hello,
I’ve been having a lingering issue and have emailed several times to support but I have not gotten a response with the last issue I’m having involving categories showing up that shouldn’t be. I have multiple categories for my Downloads set up and they are all separated as they should be for each package I’ve created. On my main Downloads page, I should only be showing what we call ‘Specification Sheets’ but all categories are showing. I’ve tried using the category ID (id=5 for me) and I’ve tried using the long name for the category (specification-sheet) in the code to present on the page but still all categories are showing up. Can someone help me to get this to work correctly.If you view my Downloads page, the first 4 items in the right column are categorized in the back end as Installation Instructions, Application Guides or Information Sheets but they’re showing when it should ONLY be Specification Sheets:
https://www.evenlite.com/downloads/Here’s the 2 different code snippets I’ve tried but it’s still not working:
[wpdm_packages order_by="title" order="asc" items_per_page="200" id="5" template="customevenlitelinktemplate" cols=2 colspad=2 colsphone=1]ALSO TRIED:
[wpdm_packages order_by="title" order="asc" items_per_page="200" category="specification-sheet" template="customevenlitelinktemplate" cols=2 colspad=2 colsphone=1]Thank you very much,
Brett

