Hi,
When uploading the feature image of a package, it shows the default image URL /wp-content/uploads/05/18/image.jpg.
BUT upon showing the packages on single post. the image URLs are changed to wp-content/plugins/download-manager/cache/Balance-Sheet-Template_Page_1-1-0x0.jpg.
Which is not good for image SEO. Can you please guide me about how to keep default image URLs when displaying the package, instead of WPDM url.
Link: http://update.wordtemplatesonline.net/3955-2/
Right click > View image to check the current path.
Thanks.
Hi,
on the web I have a list of all publications with it’s numbers. Now I would like to have a link to the “current publication” in the service column and would like to name it that way. Is there a way to do this?
Something link that:
[wpdm_package id='33333' label="aktuelle Ausgabe"]
[wpdm_package id='33333']aktuelle Ausgabe[/wpdm_package id='33333']
I have created my own link template. Is it possible to set this as the default value when adding new download packages? How do you do that? Thank you for your advice.
Hello
we get within chrome developer tool this error. The error occurs within the admin dashboard.
notice.php?wpdmvarsion=4.7.7:1 Failed to set referrer
Failed to set referrer policy: The value ” is not one of ‘no-referrer’, ‘no-referrer-when-downgrade’, ‘origin’, ‘origin-when-cross-origin’, ‘same-origin’, ‘strict-origin’, ‘strict-origin-when-cross-origin’, or ‘unsafe-url’. The referrer policy has been left unchanged.
Is this caused by WPDM? Also we expect maybe this error causes another problem with calendarize it! plugin. There we could not save options page within calendarize it!, options always reseted after saving. Support of them told me maybe this error could be a part/ the reason for the problem.
Thanks fo your help Marc
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I’m finding that some of my downloads are not accessible. When I click the link to download on a page, I instead download the text file that says “File Not Found.”
I have a multisite installation and this is on one of the sub-sites. I’ve deactivated and reactivated the plugin on the sub-site level as I’ve seen instructed in other threads.
Can you please help me correct this? I am using WPDM Pro.
Hi Support
I am currently trying to create a page with WPDM tabular format, however the download button does not work.
I have attached a screenshot and below is a link to the page.
URL: https://downloads.cathexisvideo.com/test-ae-pack/?wpdmc=cathexisvision-2018
Regards
Laurika Hemraj
Hello,
I have a 3rd party theme that I am using and I wish to display all the packages in a grid layout with a button which the users can select to directly download each package. I have the grid setup, what I’m not stuck on is getting the download link for each each package. I was wondering if it is possible to get the id of the package through the custom fields metadata for each package, or if I be better off creating a new custom field which is the direct download link for each package? I also be glad to try any other suggestions.
Thanks!
Hey guys,
Is there a way of disabling the details link?
Just want a simple download pdf link with icon?
Many thanks
JOnathan