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I just clicked on the download links again and the code is back. So there is nothing you can modify from your end ?

I am still getting the code if I click on the second download link.

So, it looks like the category access roles take over the package settings, which in my opinion should not happen.

Examples:
1. If we have a category with roles ‘all visitors’ and inside we have private packages for “subscribers” only, then all the packages are listed, but the login form inside the private package is not shown, instead only the download link is hidden.
2. If we have a category with role “subscribers” only and inside we have public packages for “All Visitors”, those packages are not even listed.

In my opinion, in ACL concept, the privileges should be applied to the end units and override the wider permissions.

Ex 1. The packages with less permissions should override the parent (category) permissions.
Ex 2. is fine, since the category has less privileges than the packages and the packages are supposed to be hidden.

Thanks

Hi Shaon, its non of the issues you discribe. Everything is set as before, I have updated WP, might that make a difference? After adding my name and email it says “download link also sent to your email” but it doesn’t sent it, to no one. Please check: http://milan2015.thedots.nl/ddpd/

Yes, thats clear. The instant download works fine. But the email with the link is never send. How do I fix that?

Hi Shaon – It’s been 3 months – please see the update from Events Calendar Pro. They said they’ve reached out to you a month ago and haven’t heard from you…

From: The Events Calendar Support Team [mailto:support@theeventscalendar.com]
Sent: Friday, January 16, 2015 9:56 PM
To: noreply@eeventscalendar.com
Subject: [The Events Calendar] WPDM and ECP – Conflict and Harmony

Brook wrote:

Thanks. Rusel from the WPDM team reached out this afternoon.
He provided what I need to move forward. These sorts of issues can take a while
to investigate and get to the bottom of. So please do not expect a response and
fix by the next business day, which is what we usually strive for. But I will
keep you updated and let you know what we find. Let me know if you have any
questions in the mean time. Thanks!

– Brook

Post Link: https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/wpdm-and-ecp-conflict-and-harmony/#post-933921

A thourough response from Events Calendar Support:

—–Original Message—–
From: The Events Calendar Support Team [mailto:support@theeventscalendar.com]
Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2015 10:00 AM
To: noreply@eeventscalendar.com
Subject: [The Events Calendar] WPDM and ECP – Conflict and Harmony

Brook wrote:

Thank you so much for your patience. I was able to reproduce a problem some of our users pretty clearly experienced. It only happens with very specific server settings. Here were the options I used (though some variations would still likely produce it):

In wp-config.php I had set WP_DEBUG to true
I had installed the X-Debug Apache module
In PHP.ini I had set html_errors = On

When all of those settings are combined then a problem arises. This can be experienced by going to WPDM and uploading a file. On the upload page there is a large error message about undefinited notices in WPDM. Ignore that. Type in your file info and select a file to upload, hit publish. Once published try to download the file. It will instead download a .txt file called “file_not_found.txt”. If you inspect your post_meta table in the DB, you will see something like this for the ‘__wpdm_files’

a:1:{i:0;s:163:”<br />
<font size=’1′><table class=’xdebug-error xe-notice’ dir=’ltr’ border=’1′ cellspacing=’0′ cellpadding=’1′> <tr><th align=’left’ bgcolor=’#f57900′ colspan=”;}

What’s happening is that something within WPDM is generating a usually harmless PHP notice. You will likely notice these throughout WPDM with the above configuration settings. Ironically though the mere act of showing this notice is causing WPDM to actually glitch. Really changing anyone of the above settings to hide these error messages should fix the problem. Once WPDM has updated their code so that PHP Notices and Warnings are no longer shown, then you coould begin showing error message again if you so choose.

However, I believe that another user and yourself, are experiencing a different error. You are both on WP Engine. However you are both running the Pro version of WPDM. And after diving in that seems to be the most likely explanation of the problem. Unfortunately, I do not have access to that version. I requested it at the outset from WPDM, but they were not able to provide. I will request it again just in case they have changed their mind, but it is completely up to them as to whether or not they will give us a license and they might choose not to.

I have to address one thing though. The WPDM author said to you “The Events Calendar plugin author can do it better & faster.” in reference to one of our SQL queries. That is not quite accurate. When I first started using the plugin I actually thought the same thing. The plugin generates some of the longest queries I had ever seen. But as I dived in and tried to find way to make them faster and simpler, I found none. That was because our lead dev has spent literally months optimizing them and has done an incredible job. This has made the queries longer and harder for a human to read, but for a computer they are easy to understand and all the stuff that at first looks like clutter is actually very purposefully there to help a computer rapidly narrow the search results without lots of thought/computing power. It’s quite brilliant in the end, but it can make one of our queries look not great at a glance.

I really wish I had better news. We have invested a lot of time and money into this investigation. I will double check with WPDM if they are willing to help us bring it to a better conclusion. But, if not then there is nothing more we can do. 🙁

Please let me know if you have any questions. Last time I emailed them they responded within the week. Once I get a response, I will let you know what it is.

Cheers!

– Brook

Post Link: https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/wpdm-and-ecp-conflict-and-harmony/#post-941317