1 ) A user can download it anytime from their dashboard. No option to send it again.
2 ) You can generate a temporary download link from All packages page. Check the download button under each download.
3 ) Which settings are you referring to? Temporary download links can’t be changed, you can set the parameters only when generating the link.
I am trying to generate a temporary download link but I continually receive “Error: Unauthorized Access.” I am an administrator within my account, and I have tried turning on and off different settings with the download itself to get it working.
Download starts automatically after submitting the email address. The download button is shown to allow more downloads. Please send me the link to check your package.
I accidentally upgraded Download Manager in August when I got an email telling me there was a new version. I didn’t realize that It required a new purchase and the new version didn’t install, and only removed the old version (deleted it from server). I was able to find my old copy and eventually re-install it, links to packages were restored, but I didn’t have any reason to add new files at the time.
Recently I migrated the site to a new server and tried to add some packages. This is when I noticed the Browse option in the Attach File section was missing any way to actually browse for the files, (this is how I have always added files.)
I purchased the latest version (Download Manager Special Pack) and installed it. There is still no Browse functionality.
Please try a link template with [download_link_extended] template tag or replace your [download_link] tag with this tag. It will embed the lock option on the page instead of using a popup.
Let me know if you have a further query. Send login info in private reply if you want me to create a custom template for you, although I encourage you to read the post to understand how custom templates work. But I can help you to create the template if it seems to complex to you.
Please put your page template files in /active-theme/download-manager/page-templates/ dir and link template files in /active-theme/download-manager/link-templates/ dir.
Permission seems to be working on fine. Both links are asking me to log in to download the “AAL National Admin System Manual” file. I also tested this in my local setup.
Please send login info in private reply if you want me to check it on your installation.
I have recently updated to WordPress v5 with Gutenberg and added some files using blocks. There is a serious bug whereby the Package block does not respect the security settings of a file.
The following file should ONLY be accessible by logged in users
When I add a link as a block using call to action template 3 – the download link allows users who are NOT logged in to access the file. This is a serious security concern.
I made sure both had exactly the same Link and Page Template.
I deleted old downloads as they were set up on my old site, old host.
I even gave them the same featured image.
I even swapped the downloads around on the page.
I concluded that it is the download that appears first is always the one without the captcha box and seems to be narrower.
Would also appreciate any suggestions on best formatting for spaces when more than one download on a page.
Please send login info in private reply if you want me to create a custom link template for you although we highly encourage reading the above tutorial.
You can place the WPDM Package Info widget in the sidebar to show the add to cart options. Check the Download Link option if you want to add to cart button only.
I am trying to use the short-code to display the single file downloads on the page that the short-code is added to. Currently it shows the title of the download package (this links to the page with the single file downloads) and it also shows a download link for the zip file.
I have been looking through the forum and seeing an answer about templates and using [file_list] but I’m not able to make that work.
sorry to bother you again – I just found something missing in the code you provided: now the Download link is always named “Download”.
Our customer use the “link title” function for a download (see attached image) so it shows that title instead of “Download”.
In your code snippet, that does not work of course, as it just states “Download” 😉
In the php file I was unaware to exactly find out where and how the link title gets generated to change it there.
I hope you can help me out again here 🙂
Thanks!
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