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I am not familiar with CSV bulk import. Here is a screen shot of what I am talking about. I can only attach one file. I have a folder that has 3 images in it. I want the user to be able to download the link and see all three images in the folder.

Hi,

Sorry for the delayed reply. It seems there is nothing to do from WPDM side as wget uses the URL to name the file. WPDM download links are dynamic, it doesn’t contain the exact file name which wget can use to name the file.

But there is an option to set the file name and the download URL contains the package name. So, I think your users can utilize it.

Thanks.

Hi,

Yes, you can control which columns to show for the [wpdm_all_packages] shortcode.

Here is the shortcode:
[wpdm-all-packages items_per_page="20" jstable=1 order_by="date" order="DESC" cols="title|post_content|package_size|download_link" colheads="Title|Description|Size|Download"]

For more information please check this link: https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/doc/short-codes/wpdm_all_packages-list-all-downloads-in-tabular-format-in-a-page/

Thank you.

Hi,

It is possible to keep the package download button open in the same session once the package is unlocked. You can add the following code after line 193 in /download-manager/libs/class.PackageLocks.php to apply it,

if( isset( $_SESSION[ '_wpdm_unlocked_'.$package['ID'] ] ) == 1 ) {
            $download_url = \WPDM\Package::expirableDownloadLink( $package['ID'] );
            $link_label = get_post_meta($package['ID'], '__wpdm_link_label', true);
            $link_label = trim($link_label) != '' ? $link_label : __('Download', 'wpdmpro');
            $data = "
{$link_label}
";
}

But it will require very lengthy modification to unlock single file links. For now, use this modification. We will consider what you proposed for the future release of WPDM.

Thanks.

You have to add recommended parameter in your shortcode to show this section. Please check this doc link for more info https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/doc/short-codes/wpdm_user_dashboard-user-dashboard-short-code/

@inks, Sorry about that. Please try now. It should work this time.

@kabitik, You can generate your license key from order details page. Please check this link https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/doc/where-is-my-license-key/

You can use this add-on https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/download/lazy-download-add-on/ to redirect the user to a predefined page when they click on download link and start download from the page.

Please try the following method,

1 ) Clone the Single Column with Doc Preview template from Downloads Templates Page Templates.

2 ) Find [download_link_extended] and replace it with <a target="_blank" href="[download_url]">[link_label]</a>

3 ) Set this new template in package settings.

Use a link template that shows the download button. You can try Call To Action 3. Actually, all link template has the download button not sure which one you are using. You can send me the shortcode page link to check.

Please use TinyMCE add-on ( http://wpdownloadmanager.com/download/advanced-tinymce-button/ ) to insert shortcode easily.

You could solve that one easy – did that just today – just use a template and change it a little bit: check out which template you’re using (or select one via shortcode). On the template page, create a copy of that template and edit it. I use “link-template-widget” which has the exact thing you describe: I click on the link and it redirects to the details page, but I want a direct download.
To change that, just change every [page_url] in the code to an [download_url] and save.
Then use the new shortcode for the copied template to use it. And tadaaa: you have a direct download again 🙂

Have fun

Setting up guest order page is pretty simple. Create a page and place this shortcode there [wpdmpp_guest_orders]

To add this guest order page URL in your purchase confirmation email you have to edit the purchase-confirmation template from Downloads Templates Email Template page. Replace the [#order_url#] with the guest order page link and that’s it.

You can hide the download count using a custom page template. Just clone ( Downloads Templates Page Templates ) the current page template you are using now. And remove the [download_count] tag from there and save the template.

Now you can set this as you page template from package settings. If you need more info in custom templates please check the following links,

Creating a new template

Building a WordPress Download Manager Link Template from Scratch