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Thank you. I downloaded Advanced Access Control but the dropdown menu choices don’t match what I see on your web page you linked above. Specifically, there is not Selected Members Only which you say has to be checked. I tried various combination of settings in Categories and Packages; none are working; either I see the denied message, or I can download without any login credentials, or I am asked to login for a particular package (when not using Caegory shortcut) but then I am denied download after I login. Also in your reply above you mention a shortcode to create a page for just that user – please provide that shortcode and how to use. Have attached a screenshot of one of the package, and links to 2 variations of settings I’ve tried:
http://apexcir.com/client/denises/ – contains at top individual package codes, below category shortcode
http://apexcir.com/client/marysmith/ – try to set controls at category level

Here’s an example:

http://www.onelittlebirddesigns.com/downloads/free/

In the back-end of the site, the URL listed for this package is: http://www.onelittlebirddesigns.com/download/cut-out-like-me-inner-shadow-styles

But on the front-end, that package is linked as: http://www.onelittlebirddesigns.com/cms/download/cut-out-like-me-inner-shadow-styles/

That link goes to nowhere, on account of the /cms/ directory being inserted into the generated URL – which shouldn’t be there. The link in the back-end is the correct one.

I assume it’s also the reason why none of the custom templates (or even the default ones) will load and all my pages render with a standard template. It’s probably NOT looking into the /cms/ subdirectory, which is where the plug-in is stored?

Also if you follow the correct link: http://www.onelittlebirddesigns.com/download/cut-out-like-me-inner-shadow-styles/

You’ll see that it’s also inserting the /cms/ directory into the generated download link: http://www.onelittlebirddesigns.com/cms/?wpdmdl=14

It should be: http://www.onelittlebirddesigns.com/?wpdmdl=14

Both of them actually work for reaching the download, the problem is that the incorrect one takes longer to load, and also I don’t want that subdirectory displayed in any links on my site.

That explains why it doesn’t work for me! I look forward to the next update.

Sent. I still haven’t finished making all of the packages yet, so here’s a link to a post which does have a package:

http://astateoftrance.co.uk/a-state-of-trance-episode-001/

You’ll see the download links at the bottom of the posts.

Hello,

Thanks for replying back to me. I have uninstalled the previous version, re-downloaded the new version, installed it, but still nothing is showing. I have even tried simply putting [download_link] in the template with no other codes in, but no avail. Perhaps I’m doing something wrong but I can’t seem to get an image to show, only the “Download” text.

I’m sorry but it doesn’t work at all. I’ve followed your instructions step by step and nothing shows. I can see the images in the admin area, just not on the frontend. 🙁

Yeh the free version does, however, there is now a new addon for the pro version that allows you to replace the download link with a proper image button. I’m just unsure how to get it to work that’s all.

Hello,

I have noticed that you have added a new addon which supports images for download links! 😀

Everything is all installed, I’m just a little confused how it works? I have chosen a download button but nothing shows still? 🙁

1) you can remove those extra tags from /download-manager/templates/page-template-default.php

It worked, thank you.

2) yes, icon can’t be linked that way

Well then, how?

3) actually you don’t need to un-select it, you simply can remove [icon] tag from link template

I still think that option should be available. Otherwise if I need to edit the appearance of a template, it is possible that I will have to do so in 2 different locations. Most of my file changes would happen in the Package section not the Template editor.