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Hi Shariar
I checked and the Private Download Links Usage Limit was set to 3 – I increased it to 300 and it still gives the same message.
In any case, you get the same problem if you try to download the file from our normal downloads page “downloads.acfconsultants.com”, and the problem arises with all previous files too.
Please can you send me a link to download the previous version 4.9.7 (Pro) until the issue is resolved?
Thanks
Lawrence

How do I remove the odd pop up that occurs when linking to a download item?
https://king.vansd.org/elementary-school-supplies/
Clicking on the Listado de útiles escolares para escuelas de primaria link in blue box in upper right corner generates a pop up that just says “Download”. I just want the file to open.

Thanks for your response.
While this does seem to generate a link the usage limits do not seem to work, I can download a 1 time usage link as many times as I like.
Furthermore, it does not redirect to the actual page that imposes lock options such as terms.

How do I generate a unique 1 time link that goes to the regular download page?

Thanks.

Hello – Any help with this? This problem is preventing any downloads on my client’s live site. Thanks.

Edit regarding the “send download link.” The link is valid and allows the download basically if you look at it immediately. Although it allows a usage limit of 3 and expiration after 60 minutes. Not sure if that issue is related or not.

I’ve figured it out. Hopefully, anyone else running into this problem will benefit from this thread.

Shafayet, regarding your comment about backing up before updating, I back up daily, if not more often. As I stated, I was able to restore the deleted file from my backup.

Doc Dunning, I appreciate you chiming in. However, my custom templates have unique names and those unique names are used within the template file, as well.

Shariar, your response got me on the right track. However, it was WP Download Manager “documentation” that got me in this mess in the first place.

For your reference.
https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/doc/short-codes/

According to this documentation, you are to use the “Template ID” in your short-code to source the template you desire. This does in fact work IF your custom template is in the “\wp-content\plugins\download-manager\tpls\link-templates” folder. However, once you move your custom templates to the “\wp-content\themes\my-theme\download-manager\link-templates” folder they will no longer work if you use the Template ID alone. You must then add “.php” to the end of the Tamplate ID in your short-code or your custom template WILL show up in Downloads > Templates > Link Templates (tab), but will NOT be sourced when you view the page, widget, etc. you’re using the short-code on.

Just a wild guess here…
Maybe there is a difference in the plug-in code between the free and the pro version of WP Download Manager?

And this is code of page link:

<div class=”media well link-template-widget”>

[icon]

<div class=”media-body”>
[title]
<div style=”font-size: 9pt;”>
<i class=”fa fa-database color-green”></i> [file_size]   <i class=”fa fa-file color-purple”></i> Št. datotek: [file_count]  <i class=”fa fa-clock color-green”></i> Posodobljeno: [update_date]   <i class=”fa fa-cloud-download-alt color-purple”></i> Prenešeno: [download_count] krat
</div>
</div>
</div>
<style>
.wpdm_icon{ max-width: 48px; width: 48px; }
</style>

Here’s my download page: https://www.neolink.si/prenos-datotek/

Thanks

Template used on both sites widgets (Everywhere > New Downloads widget) WELS – Default Link Template