How can I create the a page like this one on the demo page?
https://try.wpdownloadmanager.com/downloads/free-downloads/
Does this require the pro version? I don’t mind buying it, but I don’t want to buy it to find out it does not come with this. I need users to land on this page and type in their model number to filter the list to only give them the downloads for their model. Would also like for it to be able to have an argument in the URL to filter by, so we can send them direct links.
Thanks
I need hep for the following issue:
The file that is created using Download Manager has a pdf link. Only registered users are allowed to have access to the download.
The page template is such that, under the Abstract, there is Login button. When the user has to download the pdf file, he has to sign in. The login form is shown as Pop-Up. Ones the user is logged in the Login button gets replaced by Download button.
NOW I want to restrict the access the Download to certain countries. For eg. users from Country A, B & G will not have access to download. For this I purchased AIOS and Login/ signup page was listed for NO ACCESS for those countries. Now if the user is accessing the Login from the Menu, the restriction works. But when the user clicks on Login to Download button , the Login popup is not getting restricted.
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Please suggest a solution.
Example: https://livingroomconversations.org/download/communicating-with-care/
I am having a hard time getting the image centered(and would prefer for it to not be in a box)
Here is the template codes, currently:
<div align=”center”>
<div class=”row”>
<div class=”card mb-3 p-3 hide_empty [hide_empty:featured_image]”>[featured_image]</div></div>
<div class=”wpdm-button-area mb-3″>
[download_link]
</div>
</div>
<br>
<p> [description]</p>
<div class=”promo-section”>
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</div>
<h3>Included in this download:</h3>
[file_list]
<p></p>
<p>Click here to see all topics</p>
</div>
</div>
</div>
Good afternoon,
I would like to remove the attribute from the button to download the tabs on wpdm. I tried searching in the settings but there is nothing about it. How can I do this? I also tried putting this code in function.php:
add_filter(‘wpdm_link_template’, ‘remove_nofollow_from_wpdm_links’, 10, 2);
function remove_nofollow_from_wpdm_links($template, $package){
// Removes “nofollow” from the rel attribute (double or single quotes, with other values)
$template = preg_replace(‘/\bnofollow\b\s*/i’, ‘’, $template); // removes word
// Se rel="" rimane vuoto dopo la rimozione, toglilo
$template = preg_replace(‘/\s*rel=(["\’])\s*\1/i', ‘’, $template);
return $template;
}
But it doesn’t work!!
My button is built like that:
<div class="pdf-wrapper">
<div class="pdf-text">Scheda tecnica</div>
<i class="fas fa-file-pdf pdf-icon"></i>
[download_link]
</div>
Any idea? Thanks!
Hello dear support team,
I am using WPML and WPDM together. Currently, I have the following situation:
We have created thousands of downloads in German with great effort. Now we want to make these available in English as well (and later also in French and Spanish), including an English description. Since these are mostly drawings and CAD files, the files themselves do not need to be translated. Additionally, we use the shortcode of the “file container” on the product pages.
However, when I translate these downloads (via automatic translation, duplication, etc.), the system unfortunately creates a new download container for e.g. “English.” Annoyingly, not only does the shortcode change (meaning we would have to edit all products), but the container also loses the link to the uploaded file and the icon.
This would mean we would have to manually revise all multilingual downloads over several days. Isn’t there a way to retain the same container with its shortcode and linked file, and only translate the description?
We truly hope you can help us. Thank you in advance!
I am currently using the WP Download Manager (WPDM) plugin, version 3.3.19, and I am interested in integrating it with a custom solution via the REST API. However, I am encountering an issue where the API route for retrieving package information is not accessible. When attempting to access the endpoint /wp-json/wpdm/v1/package/{id}, I am receiving a 404 – No route found error.
Could you kindly confirm if the WPDM plugin (version 3.3.19) supports REST API access? If not, could you provide any guidance on how I can retrieve download links and other package details programmatically using available WPDM methods?
Your assistance in resolving this issue would be greatly appreciated. I look forward to your response.
Thank you in advance for your support.