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Please add the following code to your theme’s functions.php file and use [wpdm_download_tags cols="4" icon="tag" btnstyle="default"] shortcode to show the custom download tag created by the code I posted above.

add_shortcode( 'wpdm_download_tags', 'wpdm_download_tags');
function wpdm_download_tags($params = array()){
    global $wpdb;
    @extract($params);
    $parent = isset($parent)?$parent:0;
    $args = array(
        'orderby'       ► 'name',
        'order'         ► 'ASC',
        'hide_empty'    ► false,
        'exclude'       ► array(),
        'exclude_tree'  ► array(),
        'include'       ► array(),
        'number'        ► '',
        'fields'        ► 'all',
        'slug'          ► '',
        'parent'         ► $parent,
        'hierarchical'  ► true,
        'child_of'      ► 0,
        'get'           ► '',
        'name__like'    ► '',
        'pad_counts'    ► false,
        'offset'        ► '',
        'search'        ► '',
        'cache_domain'  ► 'core'
    );
    $categories = get_terms('download-tag',$args);
    $pluginsurl = plugins_url();
    $cols = isset($cols)&&$cols>0?$cols:2;
    $scols = intval(12/$cols);
    $icon = isset($icon)?"":"";
    $btnstyle = isset($btnstyle)?$btnstyle:'success';
    $k = 0;
    $html = "
";
    foreach($categories as $id►$category){
        $catlink = get_term_link($category);
        if($category->parent==$parent) {
            $ccount = $category->count;
            if(isset($showcount)&&$showcount) $count  = " ($ccount)";
            $html .= "
{$icon}   ".htmlspecialchars(stripslashes($category->name))."
";
            $k++;
        }
    }

    $html .= "
";
    if($k==0) $html = '';
    return "
".str_replace(array("\r","\n"),"",$html)."
";
}

Yes, you can hide or show any package info you want using a custom link template. You can create custom link template from Dashboard Downloads Templates page.

Related documentation: https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/doc/templates/creating-a-new-template/

Please read more about custom templates here https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/building-a-wordpress-download-manager-link-template-from-scratch/

Oh, got it now. The issue was related to the link_template parameter in wpdm_packages shortcode. The correct parameter should be template I have updated the homepage shortcode. Now download link is linked to the package details page.

Hi,
To change download link to a pretty button, please use:

WPDM Image Button

You may use some custom CSS to removed button style from tag.

1 ) This page restriction is coming from some other plugin. Archive Page doesn’t have any feature that blocks the page. Please try deactivating your access control plugins or check related settings.

2 ) I have modified the plugin to open package details in a new tab when clicking the view details ( aps-content-cat.php line 66 )

3 ) Added the download count with category name ( archive-page-with-sidebar.php line 34 )

4 ) Changed the link template to link-template-panel-1-3 to show packages in 3 columns.

The only difference I noticed is the download button. In frontend, the link template has a red download button which is coming from WPDM Image Button add-on. You have to disable the add-on if you want just text instead of a button.

Looks like there is an issue with the order when shortcode is placed in the homepage. We are checking it and will add necessary patch in next release. For now please disable the toolbar using toolbar=0 parameter.

Please try creating a custom template using a template file.

1 ) Copy any link template file from /download-manager/tpls/link-templates/
2 ) Change the name and put it in /active-theme/download-manager/link-templates/ path
3 ) Open the file and change the template name ( text after WPDM Link Template: ) at the top

Now, check your templates from Downloads Templates. If this works you can use this approach to create custom templates.

Hi,

Download Manager sets the following cookies and these cookies are essential for the plugin to perform the basic functions. All of these are temporary means cookies are erased after closing the browser.

unlocked_{file_id} – Tracks whether or not the current visitor unlocked a package/download.
wpdmimported – Tracks the imported files of a directory when bulk importing files from a server dir.
wpdm_getlink_data_{key} – Remembers the package/download data of an unlocked package/download for current user.
global_success– Used to track user registration.

And about the IP logging, Download Manager logs the users IP address for each download. If you want you can disable it from settings ( from the latest version) or add the info about this in your privacy policy to inform users.

The plugin doesn’t send any information about users to anyone else. I am assuring you using WPDM won’t get you in trouble with the law. The issue is sensitive when using user data for Advertising or sharing with third parties. None of which is done by WPDM.

Thanks