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I have the free version (3.2.66) of Download Manager running on Patheon server which in the past hasn’t has any issues. Recently it has been noticed that the files aren’t saving when creating new downloads through the green button upload issue.
When I run the site on my local hosting, it doesn’t replicate this issue.
On the Pantheon server, I can see:
– the file get uploaded successfully after selecting it from the local drive.
– the file name get added above the green box with the garbage bin link next to it.
– saving the new record, sends the file name successfully
– the new file is on the server in the uploads/download-manager-files directory correctly
– the new post is in the posts table
– the metadata table has all the new metadata fields added but I have noticed that the __wpdm_files field doesn’t get the correct object saved and has the filename empty.

This file name being empty is obviously the problem but I’m at a loss was to why this is happening on the Patheon hosting all of a sudden.

Anyone have any ideas?

I have two features I respectfully request that you give serious consideration to:

1 – Support (standard) Post Tags. This should be a toggle (or multi-choice radio for those who have a need to use BOTH standard Post Tags as well as custom WPDM Tags) The lack of support for normal Post Tags is a non-starter for most webmasters I work with which is why they will not use your plugin despite my past recommendation, but personally I just hack your plugin to fix this oversight. The use of Post Tags is a very common method to associate downloadable content with Posts along with other ‘related’ content.

2 – It’s very nice that you offer the ability to customize Templates, but there needs to be a simple way to set a “default” custom template for both link and page views, that applies to all assets unless overridden by individual template selections on assets. Disabling all other templates (as had been suggested to me by your support rep) does not work. It was also suggested that I purchase yet another plugin to set these defaults, but that is ludicrous.

At $99 annually, being able to check “yes support Post Tags” and to set default custom templates are VERY basic features that Pro users should reasonably expect to find.

I appreciate that you keep this plugin updated, but I have to re-hack it manually every time you update, and am thus unable to use the auto-update feature in WP. This is inconvenient and has me hunting for a different plugin, before my next renewal.

PLEASE consider these requests – I believe they will improve the value of your plugin, and I am not asking for more than other premium plugins deliver.