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When I use the Shortcode Generator for Tiny MCE plugin the option for the template tag outputs a FILENAME not a shortcode:

[wpdm-archive cat_view=”extended” button_style=”default” link_template=”link-template-panel-1-3.php” order_by=”post_title” order=”asc” items_per_page=”10″]

This of course does not work. However neither does the code generated by the Link Template section under Settings:

[wpdm-archive cat_view=”extended” button_style=”default” link_template=”link-template-panel-1-3″ order_by=”post_title” order=”asc” items_per_page=”10″]

This does not work either – not on individual Download page or on Archive page or on Category page.

Only the Widget in the right column works to change the link template.

Any ideas?

DJ

Good day

I’m setting up a website with a download area for about 1500 Datasheets.
The most of them are already imported with a bulk upload. The files are all in an external folder. I’ve imported all of them using the URL.
Unfortunately a few of the url’s have recently changed. And I don’t know how many and which one exactly. Is there any way to check all download links for broken links (link Checker)? Or can I found the (external) download links in a database table? So I could export them and check it with another tool.

Thanks for your help and best regards
Stefan

Hi,

Downloads aren’t working for non-logged in users. I have the latest version of WP and the plugin. When I’m logged in it initiates the download on my link template but when not logged in it just goes to the same page (reloads) with a hash tag at the end, e.g. site.com/presets/#. I checked the settings to make sure that “all visitors” is set. Please advise.

Hi –
I am using the double opt in for download and when the user clicks the download link the email is generated but the screen returns to the same place so the user does not know if anything has happened.

Also I changed the template but when the email is received it does not have the new image and I can not see where to change the link for the image from the default of Download Mgr.

Further – the template for the download I have clicked the option for the user to add name, but both fields say “Your Name” – How would I change to first last.

The emails are going to the spam folder… any ideas for this?

Lastly – I have also added the Captcha option, but it does not require the user to enter Captcha before email is sent.
thank you for your time.
Y

In settings I have: “Disable Single File Download” selected
but when I add a download file, the “Single File Download” is still toggle with Use Global.
Shouldn’t that come up as Disabled?

Link Template says “Select Link Template”
Page Template says “Select Link Template”
Shouldn’t these have already per-selected what I have set in Settings someplace?

Single File Download, Cache Zip File, Link Template and Page Template should all be set in Settings as your website Defaults unless you change them manually. Just seems like extra steps to create a file that you really don’t need to do each and every time.

Help, I have just installed the plugin (latest) and on some files I am seeing two “download” buttons. Attached is a screenshot.

How do I remove the green one? It only shows up on some of the pages.

I made a simple Sidebar link template that has the version number in it and it looks great from the preview.
However, as soon as I implement it into the Sidebar, BOOM! The thumbnail becomes the massive full-size picture.

Here is what I used.

<div class="thumbnail">
<div class="media">
    <a class="pull-left" href="[page_url]">
    [thumb_70x70]
    </a>
    <div class="media-body">
    <h3 style="margin: 10px 0;padding: 0;font-size: 12pt"><strong>[page_link]</strong></h3>
    <i style="margin: 2px 0 0 5px;opacity:0.5" class="fa fa-th-large"></i> Version: [version]<br/>   
    <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
    </div>
</div>

The Filename.extension used to show, now it doesn’t and I am getting multiple names each time I upload another version.

I create a package.
Upload a Zip file, screenshot image, description, etc.
I disabled “Single File Download:” since I do not want an extra Download button there….
and Publish
On the download page, it does NOT show the extension, but furthermore it changed the name sorta.
The file is named “default_old.zip”, that is what I want it to show, so they know what they are downloading.
But the output on the Downloads page is now “Default Old”, 2x now too.

I just want to be able to Upload a file, link the filename so people can download it, and upload revisions overwriting the current one.

I just upgraded to version 4.5.4. I also updated the Tiny MCE editor plugin. Now when i go to insert the download link directly from within the post, the window pops up, but none of the download packages appear. The window is blank.

Please advise.

Thank you.

Hi there,

I’ve just discovered a situation on my site where pages that have multiple files listed (inserted via the wpdm_package shortcode) display the file title and file size correctly, but the link on the DOWNLOAD button is repeated on all buttons, meaning that clicking the button on the first, second, third, fourth. ~nth all point to the FIRST file only.

Here is an example of this behaviour: http://www.asharrison.com.au/performance-ingredients/personal-care/

Note on both Download buttons that the link is ?wpdmdl=3234, but the shortcode for the second file points to 3290.

Clicking on the title takes you to the correct download page for each file, and all buttons on those pages show the correct link to the file.

I have edited the template to debug, and if I simply echo [download_url] the URL is correct for each listing, however when using the [download_link] shortcode only the first one is correct with the output you see at the link above.

So why is it doing it on the page above (and any page on the site with multiple files, whether they are password-protected or open)?

Thanks!