Search Results for 'download link'

It actually appears like something is not doing the job it is supposed to do. I’ve been looking through the code in both live-forms and download-after-submit and they both have their own email template. The one in download-after-submit does have the download link but the email the visitor is receiving is the one from live-forms. How do I get download-after-submit to override live-forms? I am assuming that is why the download-after-submit plugin was created or it wouldn’t have its own email template and that is what switches on the Form Lock option.

Another problem I am having is when I run the update to Download Manager Pro it deletes the plugin altogether. Something is not working properly here.

Thank you for the speedy response Shahriar, that got me close.

1) I am injecting in one of my custom pages `
<?php echo do_shortcode(‘[wpdm_package id="'.$WPDMID.'" template="5921b9a3cf2e7"]‘); ?> ` This seems to work great

The Link Template contains:

<div class="grid1">
<div class="media">
Download the [popup_link]
    <div class="media-body">
    <i style="margin: 2px 0 0 5px;opacity:0.5" class="fa fa-th-large"></i> [file_size] <i style="margin: 2px 0 0 5px;opacity:0.5" class="fa fa-download-alt"></i> [download_count] downloads | Version [version] | Last Updated [update_date]
    </div>
</div>
</div>

When I click the popup link I do get a pop-up, but it contains my entire site template rather than just including the lock text and download link.
I’m guessing I’m missing a step, but don’t see a way to tell the popup_link not to display the full site template?

If you’d like to see it live you can go to http://toolkits.movestheneedle.com/download/customer-zoom-tool-b2b/ for an example

Thanks!

Hi. It’s not the Email Lock option we are trying to activate, it is the Form Lock and there isn’t a template available under Downloads Templates Email Templates for that one. What we are trying to achieve is that a visitor clicks the download button on a document, fills in the form, that info gets emailed to admin (and stored in the database) and the download link gets emailed to the visitor. Any idea where that template is?

Thank you. The bucket explorer looks better, and I can now create buckets and folders.

However, the Edit->Files page accessible from Downloads->All Files seems broken still. If I try to upload a file to a bucket/folder from within Edit->Files for an example download, the file gets put into an unnamed folder in my S3 bucket that is not visible afterwards from Edit->Files. I can see it in the S3 console, but not within WPDM. I’m not sure how Upload Files is supposed to work. It allows me to pick a file to upload FROM my computer, but doesn’t seem to allow a choice of folder in the bucket to upload TO.

I can successfully link to a file that already exists in an S3 folder, however, its direct download link is broken. For example, in Downloads->All Files, I have created a dummy text file to download called CentOS7-TEST, which is linked to a file called CentOS7.rtf in my TestBucket. Clicking the DIrect Download icon for this file generates:

<Error>
<Code>SignatureDoesNotMatch</Code>
<Message>
The request signature we calculated does not match the signature you provided. Check your key and signing method.
</Message>

Even though the access and secret keys provided seem to work for other operations.

We are currently trying to debug whether this is an S3 permissions issue of some sort, but that seems unlikely given that bucket and folder creation work, and the console would seem to indicate that read/write permissions are correct for the access key provided. If I can’t get the direct download functionality working I may have to abandon this plugin for my needs.