Here’s the link. Now, it’s no longer working on my laptop or desktop computer, either.
Upon clicking this, a PDF (eBook) for a musical release should be begin to download.
It’s about 1.90 MB in size; fairly small.
This is one of several downloads that we are tracking on our site:
1. I have updated filter code. The string should be available for translation now.
2. Removed the link from the title by editing link template. This shortcode using link template Card Embedded ( set in package settings ) which you can edit from Downloads Templates page.
Ok, thanks. With regard to the customization, could you let me know how I could do that? Just to remind you, these were the things I would like to change if possible:
1. I´ve changed the title text in the filter hook (“Subscribe to download”), but how can that be translated? It´s coming up as English on my Spanish site and I can´t locate it as a string in order to translate it. Also, is it possible/simple to change the colour and size of that text?
2. I still haven´t been able to change the colour of the link title (the text at the top of the form). I´d also prefer that it wasn´t an actual link – I just want normal text there. I don´t want it to open up a new page for the download.
3. I also haven´t been able to remove the grey borders to the form.
Hi Shahriar! I did confirm the subscription email. Then I unsubscribed from the mailchimp list. After that, when I entered that unsubscribed email address into the form it didn´t send me another subscription link, and I wasn´t subscribed to the list again. I´ve tried it with another email and it´s the same. Once you unsubscribe from the mailchimp list you can´t subscribe again using that same email in the download manager form. Maybe you could try it with your email to see if the same thing happens? Subscribe to our list, then unsubscribe and try entering the email again in the form….
MailChimp is working fine. I tried with our API key.
I think you are trying with same email address multiple times. Try with another email address.
Mailchimp won’t send a double opt-in email twice. The email you are trying with already got an email to confirm subscription. But you didn’t click the confirmation link.
So when you are putting this same email to download in email locked package you are not getting the confirmation email and your email is not added to the list. The reason is you already got a confirmation email.
I’ve recently purchased Download Manager Pro, and have everything installed and set up on WP 4.8. The Plugin works great, and I’ve recently added the free “Image Button” addon as I want to have a button instead of a “download” link. This plugin installed fine, and I can now see the option within Downloads > Settings > Image Button.
When I select an alternative button design, or upload my own design for the Link Template, all appears well until I click the “Save Settings” button. The loading animation / rotating circle on the button then just spins and spins for ever. The settings are not saved – I’ve tried this using different browsers and computers / connections. We have full write permissions to the DB, so I’m not sure what could be causing this. Would a screen share session be best to illustrate this problem to you?
You can do that by applying custom CSS that matches with your theme.
Editing Lock Form:
Use wpdm_email_lock_heading filter hook to change “Subscribe to download” text. Filter Documentation here. There is no hook to edit “Send download link to” text. You need to modify plugin code for that ( code location shown in screenshot below )
You should receive a subscription confirmation email if double option enabled. Your email will be added to the list if you confirm the subscription there. Did you not get the opt-in confirmation email second time?
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.
To send download link to visitors from liveform or any other form, wpdm always uses email template email-lock. And a copy of submitted data will be mail to the address you used in form settings:
I am having trouble with downloads in Google Chrome. When a user tries to download a simple PDF, there is an error, “Failed to load PDF document”. My download hyperlinks are on my website, but the files are on Amazon AWS. There is some kind of restriction somewhere that is preventing me from downloading a file. I am able to download some PDFs, but not all. The file downloads fine in I.E. and Firefox. Also, I have only seen this error with PDFs, but could be happening with other file types, but I haven’t seen yet.
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
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?
Please follow these steps to achieve what you explained above,
1. Create a custom link template without [download_link] template tag and use [popup_link] instead of [page_link]. You can clone an existing link template and edit on top of it.
2. Now use this custom link template when inserting package shortcode in a page
3. Package details will be presented in a pop-up and after accepting terms download link will be available.