I have purchased the Pro Download Manager and also the Advanced Access extension. I am trying to run it alongside the Google Drive add-on that is recommended.
I’ve set up a test file and everything works well but if I provide the /download link to a user – the user logs in on my site, is shown the file link but when the user clicks it they are sent to log in to their Google Drive account to validate again. I’ve followed the Google API setup instructions very closely but it’s fairly critical that I get rid of this 2nd Google login stage for the users who will recieve the links.
Yes, it is possible using custom link/page template. You can create a new template from Downloads Templates page. Use template editor to create a custom template.
Add following code in your theme’s functions.php file, this will redirect the user to the package page instead of downloading “permission-denied.txt” file when the user is not logged in.
I want to invite people to check out certain documents. They should get a “secret” download link, which is not searchable in search engines. How do I do that?
We know that if we send the link with instructions we can tell to customer to log in before pasting the link, but we would like to know if is possible in the case costumer is not logged in redirecting him to a log in page.
Having a hard time trying to find “My Downloads” located in the sidebar menu of user dashboard. Looking to remove this from the menu as it’s not needed and everytime a user clicks the link it overloads the server.
Hello, I am using both Download Manager Pro and Formidable Forms Pro. I am also using Formidable Modal Add-On which allows registration form pop-up when link is clicked. This works fine except when I have Download Manager Pro activated. When Download Manager Pro is activated, it breaks the Formidable Modal Add-On.
Click the “Register” text on the page and you will see the form pop-up then disappear. Again, this only breaks when Download Manager Pro is activated. If I deactivated Download Manager Pro, then the form pops up and works as required. Can you look at site and see why Download Manager Pro is causing this conflict?
In Settings->Category Page Options, specifying a link-template containing the [file_list] shortcode for the static package-category page (/downloads/category) results in output of “[file_list]” i.e. the shortcode is not expanded. When using the same link template in other contexts, the [file_list] shortcode is properly expanded.
I´ve checked with my web host provider and they have confirmed that the problem is not to do with any restrictions from them. I´ve done some tests of my own and asked friends to test too, and the results are completely random. Some people can download a particular package while others can´t. For example, I tried downloading this package http://www.biggabug.com/flower-field-colours-and-writing-practice-printable/ in Firefox twenty minutes ago and it didn´t work. I tried the same package again 15 minutes later and it worked. One person is able to download it, two others consistently receive expired link notices, regardless of the browser they use. But it´s the same with all the packages – not just this one. Sometimes they work. Sometimes they don´t.
From give me the URL where the user is facing expired link issue. However, even if a user sees such issue, this is not an issue with wpdm but the cache plugin. The link expiry only happens when download key expires or server serves an old cached page.
For login redirection, you will have to use [download_link] tag in your link/page template, instead of <a href="[download_url]">[link_label]</a> and you can setup the login required message from wpdm settings page.
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