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thank you Shaon.

2 more questions:

What login=1 means in this short code:
[wpdm_my_downloads login=1 template=”link-template-calltoaction3″ cols=”2″]
?

Is it possible the have the packages sorted by name?

Ok, thanks. That is good to know. I still have a couple remaining issues. The PDF is working, but not the Google-format document.

When I am entirely logged out of Google myself, and using a Chrome “incognito” window for extra assurance to replicate my end user’s experience as closely as possible, I get a 404 error on a Google-format document that is set to “Anyone with the link can view”.

I am still unclear on what to expect (will the user get a PDF of the Google doc? or will they be taken to the live document on Drive?) but clearly it should not be a 404 🙂

This is my test page: http://members.nrocnetwork.org/resources/download-package/test-gdrive/

The above applies to downloading independently, not as a zip package.

When downloading a zip package archive, I have a different problem: it unzips into a .cpgz file, which unzips into a .cpgz file, ad infinitum. I have reported this error before, and it is now affecting other multi-file packages on my site, not just the Google docs ones.

Hi Shaon,

Still doesn’t work. Before I go into any details, I absolutely need to get some questions answered about how this is intended to work. I might just be confusing things. I’ve asked these questions several times, and I have never received clear answers.

1) According to the screenshot at step 14 on http://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/download/google-drive-explorer/ , I should be able to set the permission level to “anyone with the link can view” and it will work. But you said “enable public access” (in your last message in this thread). By Google Drive standards, that’s two different things, and I need to know which one is correct.

2) Is the add-on designed to handle, IN ANY WAY, documents created in native Google format? I’m not talking about PDFs or Word docs that are uploaded to Drive. I’m talking about documents that were created in native Google formats, such as Docs, Slides, Drawings, etc. For example, will it automatically convert a native Google format file into a PDF which can be downloaded? Or will it link the user directly to a Google format document? Or will it fail? (Clearly it’s possible to link to a native Google format file, but I’m trying to determine what the expected outcome is when a user tries to download it.)

This link for example:
http://protiumdesign.com/thousand-material-design-icons/

Short code is:
[wpdm_package id='1366']

I can see download icon and size of file but can’t download…

But this very very old files still working:
http://protiumdesign.com/matrix-dark-cubes/

And short code is this:
[wpdm_file id=17]

If you go to http://www.webpagetest.org/
and put the download link of a pdf file, foe example:

http://coptic-treasures.com/wp/download/%d9%85%d8%b2%d9%85%d9%88%d8%b1-129-%d9%85%d9%83%d8%b3%d9%8a%d9%85%d9%88%d8%b3-%d8%b5%d9%85%d9%88%d8%a6%d9%8a%d9%84-pdf/?wpdmdl=29178

then run the test,

test Results then details, then click on the link, you will get a popup window.

go to “Response”, you will find:

Cache-Control: no-cache, must-revalidate, max-age=0

I tried every possible way to put pdf files into the .htaccess to control this but could not.

is there something that i should do to change this to a cacheable item?

thanks

Hi,

Yes you are right. AMP removes Java.

However, the AMP files are automiatically generated, and I dont have control on each individual file to do so.

Would there be a way to specify a “fallback” for the download link to reflect the suggestion you said above? that way, if the amp page is shown, then the fallback link shows?

thanks