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Why?
if i set a PWD to a Post, it works fine with WP. But it don’t work on Downloads. Why do you mean, it has nothing to do with your plugin?

…or is it a Function, that only works with the PRO Version?
I would like to buy it, but this is essential for me, because the Downloads Description should not accessable with a link to that page!

The way that you changed it did not display the downloads in the proper order. The issue is that the post ID is set when they are uploaded so if they are uploaded out of order then even trying to reorder them using s re-order post plugin doesn’t actually change the ID.

So, my workaround was to edit the ‘publish date’ of each post and then to sort them by date. However, the folders don’t display correctly even though the content inside the folders do. The shortcode I am using is:

[wpdm_tree download_link=1 orderby=date order=desc category=improver-pages]

And the tree appears this way:

2016
Jan
Feb
March
April… etc

2017
Jan
Feb
March
April… etc

2018
Jan
Feb
March
April… etc

– – – BUT – –

What I want is for it to appear this way:

2018
Jan
Feb
March
April… etc

2017
Jan
Feb
March
April… etc

2016
Jan
Feb
March
April… etc

Is there a way to change the order of the categories?

Thanks! Maybe I didn’t explain it well. We need that the visitor/user can send de file by mail, on the front downloads page. In the print that you send us, only administrators (in wordpress panel) can do that. How can we add that same functionality in the link template? thanks!

Hi,

Thanks for your reply. I’m generating links in the PHP template, so unfortunately the Single Column, Playlist won’t help.

You can see the issue by going here: https://meyersound.com/products/#discontinued and scrolling the Discontinued Product Resources list to find the UPQ-1P and UPQ-2P. If you hover over each of those you’ll see the following 2 URLS:
https://meyersound.com/download/upq-1p-resources/?wpdmdl=386462&masterkey=5d28e52a65069
https://meyersound.com/download/upq-2p-resources/?wpdmdl=386463&masterkey=5d28e54dd67f1

Each of the downloads is a zip with a different set of multiple files from a unique package, so their names should definitely be different!

Thanks, Matthew

I suspect your logic says if old field has a value but the new one doesn’t then use the old one. That isn’t always going to work. I think the migration from old field to new should be a one-off process. I’ve just removed an expiry date and the document can be downloaded again but the edit page is still showing the old expiry date (as the new field is now blank you are pulling in the old data once more). I think this needs a little more work.

I’ve also noticed that the following information is lost when upgrading from v3 to v4.

Attached document / link
Category
Allow Access (you have provided a fix to set everything to “All Visitors” so that works in my situation)
Link template
Page template

All these can of course be reset by the customer, but doing so for every download is a lot of work. They already have the problem of editing all the pages that reference documents due to the ID change, and then I need to create .htaccess rewrites to direct old ID links to the new ones.

I read there is a v3 to v4 migration tool. Is this tool still required? I have only today found a link for it, and you haven’t asked if I’d run this tool so I’m guessing it is no longer required. I’ve tried running it on another installation but the thing just spins and nothing seems to happen. Please can you confirm what the current migration process is. Do I need to run this tool?

Sorry, I made a mistake, my spam problem is related to form Quick forms, which sends an email with the download link

Please check out the second button (brown), it’s a link to a google drive file:
https://forum.tesreg.com/community/main-forum/download-files/

This is the shortcode: [wpdm_button_template id=74 target=”_blank” style=”coffee” align=”center”]

The link of how I want to, do not appeared in my post, I will repeat it here.

[https://demo.wpdownloadmanager.com/wpdmpro/package-list-in-responsive-table/]

I think you are not understanding what I am asking. I will try to make it more clear, but it is taking a long time just to get a response from WPDM. It took six weeks for you to answer.

I am using a code similar to what you have shared. Mine looks like this:

[wpdm_category id="human-resources" operator="IN" title="" desc="" toolbar="0" order_by="title" order="asc" item_per_page="999" template="link-template-custom-category-page.php" cols=1 colspad=1 colsphone=1]

This is my custom template:

<!-- WPDM Link Template: Custom Category Page -->

<div class="wpdm-link-tpl c2a3" style="padding: 10px; background: #f5f5f5; border-radius: 4px; margin-bottom: 10px;">

    <div class="media">
        <div class="pull-left" align="left">
        [icon]
        </div>
 
        <div class="pull-right" align="right">
            <i style="margin: 2px 0 0 5px;" class="far fa-hdd color-green"></i> [file_size]
        </div>

        <div class="media-body">
        <h3 class="media-heading" style="padding-top: 0px;border:0px;margin: 0 0 5px 0;font-size:12pt;"><a href="[download_url]">[title]</a> <span style="margin-left:30px;font-size:8pt;font-weight:300"><br> Categories: [categories]</span></h3>
        </div>

    </div>

</div>

Which produces an output like this:

If you click on the hyperlink “Human Resources” (highlighted in Screenshot 1), you are taken to an unformatted page that looks like this:

It shows the documents in the category “Human Resources”, but the list is unformatted. How can I change this? The page title is “Archives”, so I can’t change the page directly.