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I am setting up download manager for the first time and the link just opens to a blank page that won’t load.
Here is the page url http://sbeelectricandhvac.com/manuals/
Please help.
I don’t mind if the link opens to a new tab.

I see this info from another thread.

1) you need to add FB id, use “Link Template Embedded” and page template = “Single Column, Image Top, Extended” in case of facebook like lock

I don’t want to use some other template for the page or link. I want to use the one I created for myself.

Please visist http://stealthfiction.com/daylight-dims/ and try the link that says DOWNLOAD FREE PDF to see what’s going on.

Twitter doesn’t work either. It posts the message but then it never downloads the file.

Hi, if I load 2 files to a package, the individual links to each file work however the zip package link doesn’t and puts an extension on mysitename.com.au /wordpress/?wpdmdl=5 (I cant put the link to the real site in the forum as we are still in the build phase). Can you explain where/how the zip gets created and any suggestions for fixing this? I have tried deactivating and activating. Thanks.

Download links work fine — but package pages/links do not. All of our downloads were imported from Download Monitor in case that matters.

See the page here: http://manausa.com/popular-downloads

If I go in and “edit” each package individually and press the “update” button — then the package link starts working. I’d rather not do this for over 35 pages of downloads though!

Please help. I’ve tried updating permalinks, uninstalling/reinstalling, etc.

Great news, I got it working, and it’s working great!

Just need to clean up some things, and finish it to be fully dynamic (there is one new wp_option I may need to store, and maybe add a few inputs to file-manager/add-new-package for it). I also need to add some if conditions, to properly handle my script to only be triggered if “FTP-DUMP” or something is enabled. I’d like to clean up my handling of absolute/relative paths too. It’s very dirty still.

So far, I only had to add change one block of code, and add a new block.
Then, I referenced my own script in it’s own PHP file, and I just include it once if admin.php?page=file-manager&task=RefreshPackage, it pulls the needed references to define it’s variables from $_GET[‘id] (WPDM’s file package DB records). I built it off your current Add/Edit system.

Here is the change log to your source:
[the code tags on this forum seem to trim some of my code, so I will also attach a .txt]

**NOTE:**
I always apply source formatting via Dreamweaver when I edit files, so my line numbers won't match unless you do that first.
Therefore, relying on line numbers isn't best, so I will also reference local objects

include('refreshpackage.php');
}


and this is the code for my refreshpackage.php, needs to be cleaned up now as I said:

$dir) {
// find first non-matching dir
if($dir === $to[$depth]) {
// ignore this directory
array_shift($relPath);
} else {
// get number of remaining dirs to $from
$remaining = count($from) - $depth;
if($remaining > 1) {
// add traversals up to first matching dir
$padLength = (count($relPath) + $remaining - 1) * -1;
$relPath = array_pad($relPath, $padLength, '..');
break;
} else {
$relPath[0] = './' . $relPath[0];
}
}
}
return implode('/', $relPath);
}
/* END RELATIVE PATH COMPARER */

$zip->close();
//move to output if necessary
if ($outputfolder != "./") {
if (copy("./" . $zipfilename,"" .$outputfolder . "/" . $zipfilename . "")) {
unlink("./" . $zipfilename);
}
}
echo "Archive ". $zipfilename . " created successfully!";
?>


Of course, I will also add a location href at the end of my script to reload page?=file-manager, and will echo a “Successful!” message there when it’s done. Now I get to smooth out all the details! 🙂

Do you think any of this may be of benefit to you?

Hello again, I noticed this tonight while I was doing some testing:

When you click on the “View” link that appears in the pop-down window after clicking “update package”, it returns a 404.
the link is:
[root]/download/holland-bar-stool-dealer-package/

the view button on page=file-manager works just fine tho, that link appears as:
[root]/?wpdmpro=wpdmpro&download=holland-bar-stool-dealer-package

Thought I’d mention it.
BTW, my integration of my add-on is making progress again 🙂

Hi,

If a user creates two packages with identical names (eg “somename”) the View link on the “Manage Download Packages” listing, “Edit Download Package” page for the package don’t work properly. Also the http://foo.com/packages/somename/ doesn’t work right. The issue seems to be that url_key in cnotb_ahm_filemeta and cnotb_ahm are not being created with unique values. If we manually update the cnotb_ahm_filemeta and cnotb_ahm_files tables in the database manually these can work.

Ideally we need a fix that both addresses packages added in future and fixes existing packages with this problem.

Thanks

Mark

Hi,
I created many pages using the free version and inserted the shortcode [wpdm_file id=***] on each page with the proper id number and really liked how it just displayed an icon and a password field to enter your password. The file would simply download from that same page when the password was entered correctly. Now, i’ve upgraded to Pro and completed the install and imported my existing packages and i noticed that the shortcode associated with each package has changed from [wpdm_file id=***] to [wpdm_package id=***]. When I view my pages on the front end, I now see a text link that take you to another page for downloading that displays “version” “Download” “Stock” “create date” etc…. What settings do I need to change in the Pro version to make it display and work like the free version? Thanks, Brian