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AWSOME – that worked perfect! Thank you.

for anyone else that needs this here is the filter I used:

/* 
add filter to adjust link text for single files
*/

add_filter('single_file_download_link_label','my_single_file_download_link_label',10,2);
function my_single_file_download_link_label($link_label,$package){
    $link_label = "OPEN";
    return $link_label;
}

thank you for the reply but that does not work.

Since I am using [file_list] it is displaying single files INSIDE the package for download and the link label in the settings only adjusts the PACKAGE download link label NOT the individual file label.

you mention using using this: Open

where would I use that in my link template? is the below code the correct way to do what you stated?

<!– WPDM Link Template: FILE LIST DISPLAY –>
<div class=”panel panel-default”>
<div class=”panel-heading”><b>Download</b></div>
[file_list]

Open

</div>

after switching to all visitors again now this appears ( see screenshot)

It means “no Preview”
But the Download below is still working…

Pretty strange to me

LINK: http://versicherungsbedingungen-online.de/download/test-4

Follow up on my own question above. OK. I have found how I got the tree view, that was using wpdm_tree. The documentation I could find on that said that using “download_link=”1” would get me direct selection not a jump to the information page about the package so what I have in the page in question ( https://www.coresystemtrust.org.uk/translations/albanian/) now is this:

[wpdm_tree category=”languagealbanian,formatpdf” operator=”AND” download_link=”1″]

and without that, i.e. {wpdm_tree category=”languagealbanian,formatpdf” operator=”AND”}

[wpdm_tree category=”languagealbanian,formatpdf” operator=”AND”]

But they do exactly the same and both show my entire file tree and neither allow direct selection of one or multiple files. I must be doing something wrong but I can’t see what. TIA.

Jass,
did you open the link or read both posts?
I know by myself that I need to allow all visitors for everyone to download the file. What I’m saying is that when you click download, it tries to open the password form, even if the file is NOT password protected. Now the file and its category are readable from all users, not password protected, and when you click “download” it again tries to open the password form.

Please, try it yourself before answering and see that something is wrong.

I modified one of my templates to use the following:

<a class="wpdm-download-link" href="[download_url]" target="_blank">Download</a> and I guess that is what broke it. Can you see any reason why that wouldn’t work properly?

IF i just use [download_link] then it works but I wanted to do it the above way for more finite control.