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Now all zip files will be stored in cache dir which you can clear periodically from Downloads Settings Privacy tab. If you don’t want to store zip file it is better to disable the package download button and use only single file download links. Because creating a zip file takes a fair amount of server resource and as you are not storing those created zip the process has to be done again the next time someone else downloads the file.

So, either deactivate whole package download link or keep those zipped files to get optimized performance.

“Email Download Link” feature uses the default Email template( first one ). You can translate it from Downloads Templates Email Templates Tab.

You have to create a custom link template to open the file in a new tab. Clone the link template you are using now. Then replace [download_link] template tag with the following code,

<a href="[download_url]" class="btn btn-primary" target="_blank">[link_label]</a>

Or send temporary wp-admin login info in private reply. I will do it for you.

That’s an odd issue… It looks sorta like it might be a CSS issue… Also all your download links give a 403 error from Google… Just FYI…

( I’m not support for WPDM, just giving my opinion on where the issue might be)

unfortunately when you use the Login Required Message, it doesn’t display the login form when you use the link. This is a problem if you want the form to show up instead of a link to a page to login.

Instead, I had to use Code Snippets and use the following:

add_action(‘wpdm_login_form’,’my_login_field’);
function my_login_field() {
?>
<p>
<h3 class=”media-heading” style=”padding-top: 0px;border:0px;margin: 0 0 5px 0;font-size:12pt;”>Login above or Register to download this file</h3>
</p>
<?php
}

Not the prettiest. Would be nicer to have a way to customize the login form that shows up instead of having just a message as the fall back. Especially since the text above only appears below the login fields.

Also, upon logging in, it would be nice if it stayed on the same page where the link was put in and just change the login form to a download form.

If your product is free for download then you can just add the URL to the package. User will be redirected to the URL when they click the download link.

Please make sure you have the latest version of Download Manager ( 4.9.3 ) and Premium Package ( 4.2.0 ) add-on. Then check the “Private Download Links Usage Limit:” option is Basic settings page. If it is set to 0 then set a bigger number there.

If the problem persists send temporary wp-admin login info in private reply.

To fix the saving issue in setting page please check my reply here https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/support/topic/wpdm-doesnt-save-options/

Please send me the page link where you got the 404 error in the thumb.

Are you using the latest version of the plugin? If not, please download the latest version from here https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/user-dashboard/?udb_page=purchases

Deactivate and delete the old version before installing the latest one. You won’t lose any data.

I checked your license key. It isn’t linked to any domain. SO, it should work fine with the latest version. Please reactivate the login link if you want me to check the issue there.

Download link email is sent separately and sent by your site, not MailChimp. To simplify you can just disable the double opt-in. The email will be added to the list and users will get the download link email after submitting address.

Which link template are you using now? Please check the package settings and find the selected link template. Then clone this link template from Downloads Templates page. In this new cloned link template, you have to replace [download_link] with [download_link_extended] to use an embedded form instead of popup.

You can also override the link template selected in package settings by defining the template in your package shortcode. Check the example below,

[wpdm_package id=5387 template="link-template-calltoaction1"]

You can set the new cloned template ID as value of template in package shortcode [wpdm_package id=5387 template="5a0a849876116"]

Here is a detailed tutorial about creating custom templates https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/building-a-wordpress-download-manager-link-template-from-scratch/

It should work. $data['link_label'] shows the download label text. Try replacing it with "Download"

echo "<a target='_blank' href='".\WPDM\Package::getDownloadURL($data['ID'])."'>"."Download"."</a>";

Please try the following shortcode,

[wpdm_all_packages items_per_page="20" jstable=0 order_by="modified" order="DESC" categories="brochures" cols="title,file_count,download_count|categories|update_date|download_link" colheads="Title|Categories|Update Date|Download"]

Hi-

I don’t know if your setup is different than what the production release is, but the page can’t find a reference to $data[‘link_label’]. link_label is not a variable I am aware of and don’t see it as part of the Template maker. I have download_url and download_link. But utilizing your new file with the reference to link_label, nothing shows up in the download column.