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Aha! Thank you, now it is finally clear. You should put that image in the documentation, at least it has not been obvious to me before.

But to me this is backwards…, if I could re-design this I would like the “big button” DOWNLOAD to represent “download this file” (=single or package =everything), because to me uploading a single file is the most normal case.
And there would not be any text-link at all, if that file is a single and not a package.
Only if that (“single”) file is actually a package of several files, then below it would be a list of simple text-links Download single file for each single file in that package-file, if someone for some reason want to download just one of those files contained in the package. Or, there could be boxes to tick next to each file in that package, “tick the single files you want from the packages, then hit download single files, if you do not want the whole package”.
The “big button” would still represent download this “single” file (with several files in it). Because if I do a package with several files, that would be becasue I want people to download them all at once, with one big button.
Just downloading part of my package would be an exception and not the normal case.

But that is just how I would like it to be, I guess other people use this feature in many other ways.

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By the way, on this doc-page: under “Single File download” the two demo-links are 404 Not found.

Package Settings

Can I somehow manually change the HTML code of the default template so that I get a download link?

Kind regards
Michael

Hi!

Thanks for a quick reply! A funny thing is that Rockettheme gives no help to get third party plugins to work with Gantry 5… they claim that it is your plugin that isn’t working with Gantry 5 framework.

I have experimented with all the available page templates for each individual package, but the change never sticks. The presented page when clicking on the package header in the front end always result in a default page view without a download button or link to click to download the package.

This is the template I”m using to display that list of links:

<div class="well c2a1">
    <div class="media">
            

                <div class="media-body">
                    <h3 class="media-heading" style="padding-top: 0px;border:0px;margin: 0 0 5px 0;font-size:12pt;font-weight:700">[popup_link] </h3>
                    <span style="float:left;padding-right:10px;"><a href="[page_url]" data-title="[title]" class="wpdm-popup-link" data-toggle="modal" data-target="#wpdm-popup-link">[icon]</a></span>[excerpt_300]

                </div>

    </div>

</div>
<style>.well.c2a1 .btn.wpdm-download-link{ padding: 11px 30px;font-size: 11pt; } .well.c2a1 .media-body{ font-size: 11pt; }</style>

So it appears that I must turn off single file download option in the global settings to get the agree to terms working on the category and file specific pages.

Now, the problem still persists that users can download the file directly from the table that shows all of the documents without agreeing to the terms. The download link is simply present in the table.

What next?

Please help.

p.s. I hope this thread is helping others who are waiting for support on this.