Hi Shahriar
Just to confirm, updated class.Packages.php file at the following;
Rows 329, 395 & 463 with ulimit to tdlulimit
Rows 337, 403, & 464 with exmisd to tdlexmisd
Note: both instances in the last rows 463 & 464;
ulimit: $('#ulimit').val(),
exmisd: $('#exmisd').val(),
However, running a test where the expiry was set to 2880 mins (48hrs), then checking after 18 hours, it is still giving an –Invalid Download Link —
I am using a heavily edited version of the plugin core files, so updating will take more time; I should be able to just update the class.Packages.php file I guess.
Any other suggestions?
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Package view ( each download ) is controlled by the link template. But you will find separate parameters to use different styles of directory add-on.
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Try the TinyMCE button to get familiar with the shortcode. You can read the doc here https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/doc/installation-usage/ and let me know if you need any help to achieve any specific view.
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Please check your “When user is not allowed to download:” option from Basic settings. Set it to “Only block download link” That should display all packages even when the user doesn’t have access to it.
Send temporary wp-admin login info in private reply if the issue persists.
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There was no content in the custom link and page template options in DB. So, couldn’t recover your templates. Not sure how these go lost. But if have the custom template code and id, we can use those ids for new templates. This will fix template error if you were using those lost ids in some shortcodes.
The issue happened on your other site once before. So, I guess using custom template files is a better option for you. You have to place custom link-template files in /active-theme/download-manager/link-templates/ directory. Check out the built-in template files for naming standards.
Btw, the settings are working on my test.
Yes, you can use any link-template you want to control the package view. Also, there are multiple views available. Check out all views in the demo ( last menu item dropdown ) https://demo.wpdownloadmanager.com/wpdmpro/archive-page-default/
You can insert shortcodes easily using TinyMCE button add-on https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/download/advanced-tinymce-button/
Your server is sending the ‘x-frame-options: DENY’ header which is preventing the download initiated from the iframe. You have to remove this header or use the extended page template to allow the download. I have applied it here https://samodding.com/download/los-santos-city-police-pack/
If you want to use a custom page template then just replace [download_link] with [download_link_extended] there.
Site is not generating error logs I’m looking into it. Download link same result.
We have started receiving complaints from our members about the download links not working for them.
I was able to recreate the issue in Google Chrome for Windows.
This is the page with the download manager embeded: https://iocdf.org/programs/newsletter/
1 ) You can change the language from Settings > General > Site Language option. This is a WordPress core option. Download Manager just uses the active language.
2 ) You can use custom link/page template to change styles of download presentation. FOr other stuff like login, signup form, etc you can use custom templates. Please check the related documentation here https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/doc/template-files/
Let me know if you need help with any specific style changes.
FINALLY!!!! I found a solution to my problem with Download Manager. My solution was to include more than just the Download Manager tag. [wpdm_package id='13128'] It is obvious that the latest updates to the Download Manager templates introduce some serious CSS bugs. By reverting back to an older template my problem is solved! [wpdm_package id='13128' template="link-template-default-old"]
I’m happy to be back in action before the updates crippled my TablePress tables with the Download Manager default shortcode.
Hello WPDM,
1. Previously, all my packages were visible on my download page, even if not logged on yet. There would be a link next to each package to login. Now the packages are not visible anymore unless I login first. I then tried to extend my call to the shorcode wpdm-all-packages with paramet login=1. The result was an error on the page underneath the login fields: “); $(‘#loginform-submit’).html(llbl); } else { location.href = “/downloads/”; } } }); return false; }); $(‘body’).on(‘click’, ‘form .alert-danger’, function(){ $(this).slideUp(); }); });
2. My site works with Gutenberg blocks. I downloaded your Gutenberg blocks, only to find out that they do not work anymore (until 5.1.1), is an update in process.
You can create custom link/page templates using our Pro version. So, replacing the [download_link] tag in any template with the following code will open the link in a new tab,
<a class="btn btn-primary" href="[download_url]" target="_blank">[link_label]</a>
See https://www.vphuisartsen.nl/downloads/
Do not know why this happened. Probably after updating the package or updating my website theme?
Hi,
The category page is controlled by a template from your theme. Download Manager can partially modify the page using some hooks.
To add the toolbar we need a custom category archive template for Download Manager. You can copy the current archive template of your theme and rename it to taxonomy-wpdmcategory.php. Then add the toolbar feature in this template. This new template gives you total control over the pacakge category archive page.
If you need help with this please send temporary wp-admin and FTP login info in private reply. Or just send me the category archive template file so I can use it to create the new template. Send a category archive page link to if you are sending the file.
Thanks.
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Upon creating a new link template, i am seeing the following message.
“Warning: Illegal string offset ‘content’ in /home/doctempl/public_html/wp-content/plugins/download-manager/admin/tpls/template-editor.php on line 66”
I see that with the category page options that I can select a link template from this URL/tab:
/wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=wpdmpro&page=settings&tab=frontend
What actions do I need to take/explore if I want to have the toolbar appear on any of these templates I’m choosing so it will display and function by default when a category page is displayed?
Thanks for any suggestions.
Chuck Wyatt
Manager of Web Technical Services
Clark University
