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Hi,

Please use following code in your custom link template and use that custom template in package settings or shortcode.

<div><a href="[download_url]">[title]</a></div>

Let me know if you face any difficulty there.

Thanks.

Hi,

You can use your own template for add new page.

You have to use the download-manager/tpls/wpdm-add-new-page-front.php template. Check this documentation for more info.

Remove ending / from your permalink settings. That should fix the url issue.

Thanks.

Try disabling output buffering and resumable download from WPDM Settigns Basic File Download Panel.

Please send me the download page link and login info in private reply if suggested settings does not work.

This thread does show a few issues that could be resolved fairly easily:

1. If the minimum PHP requirement for a plugin is above the minimum needed for WordPress core (which is currently PHP 5.2.4), then it should be very clearly stated in prominent places that this is the case. Neither the doiwnload page nor the documentation (e.g. Installation page under docs) mention that the minimum is now PHP 5.4.

2. Because of this rather high minimum requirement, older versions compatible with PHP 5.3 should be downloadable. It’s not acceptable for users having to (repeatedly) post to the support forum about the compatibility issue and not be able to downgrade until someone PM’s them or posts a Dropbox link up!

3. (Slightly harder this one) I still maintain that pre-5.4 compatibility for a plugin should be a target to strive for. Long term releases (particularly for Enterprise distros like RHEL/CentOS/SUSE) of Linux tend to stick to a particular PHP release and backport fixes (but not language features) from later releases. There’s still 4 years of support left on RHEL/CentOS 6 – by dropping PHP 5.3 support and not allowing older releases to be downloaded, you’re excluding a fair chunk of the hosting community.

Download from following link,

https://www.dropbox.com/s/2i7cgmca5u5pv3h/download-manager-4.5.6.zip?dl=0

I am having a similar problem as above, but I did not see any solutions (I am a new pro user). This is the page that a couple of weeks ago would open files under each section. http://ohiopha.org/public-health-info/document-library/

Below is all the shortcodes, but only the sections has subcatagories – BUT it did work. Could moving from the free to pro version have caused this?

[su_tabs][su_tab title=”OPHA Governance”]

[wpdm_tree category=”governance” download_link=1 items_per_page=10]
[/su_tab]

[su_tab title=”Sections”]

[wpdm_tree category=”sections” download_link=1 items_per_page=20][/su_tab]

[su_tab title=”Policy & Position Statements”]

[wpdm_tree category=”policy” download_link=1 items_per_page=10][/su_tab]

[su_tab title=”Other”]

[wpdm_tree category=”other” download_link=1 items_per_page=10][/su_tab][/su_tabs]

Really would appreciate some response.
kasm1@att.net

Found the issue. It is actually not related to browser.

You were trying to download as a guest in Safari. As your downloads are email locked, guest can’t access the download directly. [download_url] tag we used in the template returns the direct download link, but when package is locked it returns #

So if package is locked there is no option but to use [download_link_entended] or [download_link] tag. And no option yet to open in new tab when using these tags.

I have created another link template Moritz Clone. Make you template code similar to it if you want to use email lock in all downloads. You can keep a copy of current Moritz template to use in downloads where you don’t have email lock. It will open files in new tab.

Use shortcode to place download links of images in those posts.

1. Create packages and attache one or more image to each package.
2. Each package has it’s own shortcode. Place the shortcode in the related post.

So you don’t have to change your posts url.