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How can I make the title of the document be the download linke? I made a template that has the title and then a link called download, but I can’t figure out how to combine them.

Thanks,

Brandon

My client requires all subscribers to see the same 5000 downloads so I am using the data table layout as this is the only way I can seem to make that work.

Is there a way to change the actual 5000 package template without having to edit each one? There is only one category and all packages are within that category.

Is there a way to eliminate the category column in the data table layout?

Is there a way for the first column where the pdf is a link for it to open in the browser – as there is already a download button over on the right.

Finally is there a way to block access to the entire page unless you are logged in as the subscriber? In other words they can see everything that is there now but they can’t access it – I would prefer it just be a login page so then they see everything. I thought that the Access Settings would impact that but it does not seem to.

Thank you.
CJ

Hey there,

when I use the option to hide downloads, then all downloads are hidden even with access permission. My Users have multiple roles and it looks like you are only checking the primary role! It works when I set it to the primary, but thats not the solution, I need multiple roles.

If I only hide the download links it works because you check all roles.

Any Solution to this Bug?
Gabriel

There’s a section to the top right that says home > category here

Client would like this removed.

Also using panel 1/3 link template. need to add break in between the links as they’re flush against each other.

see: lifelinechurchchicago.com/downloads

1. Issue

Regardless which Link Template is select in a shortcode the display never changes.

I have created a new page called downloads. Using the Extended Tiny MCE Button I have inserted the following shortcode:
[wpdm_packages link_template="link-template-calltoaction4" order_by="post_title" order="asc" paging="asc" items_per_page="10" title="" desc="" cols=1 colsphone=1 colspad=1]

But instead of showing the package links like in the preview (see attached preview_cta4.png) I get the default display (see frontend_cta4.png). This counts for any link template I reference in the shortcode. The rendered html code shows always “<!– WPDM Link Template: Panel –>”

2. Issue

Although the extended shortcode plugin is installed and active they do not show up.

I have inserted the shortcode [wpdm_tree] in the page mentioned above. However it does not display the file list. In the rendered html code I see “<div id=”tree5648639db1401″ class=””><ul class=”jqueryFileTree” style=””></div>”. Only if I setup a category those packages belonging to that category show up. Packages without category are not displayed.

I could swear this issues are new. I have setup a fresh WP installation to make sure this in neither a theme nor a plugin conflict. I have downloaded the latest zip files for WPDM and WPDM Addons. WP 4.3.1, WPDM 4.4.0, WPDM ESC 2.4.3 and WPDM TMB 2.4.1. Tested with Themes Twenty 13/14 and 15 as well as Theme Enfold. The results are always the same.

Kind regards

Michael

I have a couple simple questions that I am sure are easy to correct, but I simply cannot find the solution on my own (please see screenshot for visual reference):

1. How do I remove the information (Download, link, file size, and download count)?

2. How can I make the accordion appear expanded upon page load?

I have looked at the (.php) template files, but cannot locate the code, nor have I located an option to enable/disable this functionality in the dashboard.

Hello,

I have found a very odd plugin conflict and not sure where to start troubleshooting.

Using Download Manager Pro with the directory plugin. On the directory page I’m using the following shortcode:

[wpdm-archive button_style=”default” items_per_page=”10″ order_by=”date” order=”asc” cat_view=”extended” link_template=”link-template-search-result”]

That works fine.

However, if I activate a plugin called Plugin Organizer (https://wordpress.org/plugins/plugin-organizer/), the “results” section of the WPDM Directory (below the categories list) is replaced by a copy of my homepage. Almost like the search results section is an iframe and my homepage the destination. See attached screenshot.

if I disable the plugin organizer, the directory page goes back to normal.

How do I stop this?