Is there a way to get the download link directly through PHP?
Is it possible to show a message to users that do not have access to download a package? Currently, if the user has access, they see the Link Template, which includes the download, but if the user does not have access, the space is blank. Can I display a message for them instead of a space?
Hi Download Manager,
Is it possible to revert back to a simpler method where clicking the download buttons directly initiates file downloads? How can I eliminate the loading animation and disable the modal dialog box?
Currently, when clicking on the download button, a Modal-Dialog Box opens, requiring an additional download click. I’d like to streamline this process. Could we replace the current download button link, which points to ‘#unlock’, with link using ‘data-download’ for direct file access?
For a visual reference, please refer to the accompanying video
Hello guys, on Chrome, some pdf downloads are not working. On Edge, I get a message that some PDFs cannot be downloaded securely. What should I do? What could be the problem? And how can I research this problem?
I tried to disable all plugins. Clear the cache. Reupload the file. Downgrade WPDM plugin.
I noticed that when copying the link from the button and opening it in a new window, the file downloads without a problem. https://www.trikdis.com/all-downloads/
Thanks 🙂
We have three subscription plans. Any user that is signed up to the Unlimited plan, can’t see the download links for files on the front end. Can someone have a look and see why they’re not visible on the front end? I’ll post temp login details in a private reply
As an editor, I don’t see the button to generate download links. Can I activate this somewhere?
I am on my WordPress site ready to update my Download Manager Pro. Within the text to select the plugin for upgrade, there is a link to “View version 6.3.6 details”. This link is broken as shown here:
https://www.biophysicslab.com/wp-admin/plugin-install.php?tab=plugin-information&plugin=download-manager-pro§ion=changelog&TB_iframe=true&width=772&height=968
FYI – here is a working link for a different plugin to be upgraded.
https://www.biophysicslab.com/wp-admin/plugin-install.php?tab=plugin-information&plugin=youtube-embed-plus§ion=changelog&TB_iframe=true&width=772&height=968
Dear Sir/Madam,
When I upload via the backend and send the link people cannot download.
The message that appears is: “No file attached with the package!”
Also when I upload more than 1 file, only the last one uploaded is kept.
Could you advise?
Best regards,
Cedric AKA
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am having an issue with the plugin.
When I upload via the backend and send the link people cannot download.
The message that appears is: “No file attached with the package!”
Also when I upload more than 1 file, only the last one uploaded is kept.
Could you advise?
Best regards,
Cedric AKA
Whenever someone clicks on a download button for an image file, it opens the image in a new tab with the direct link of the file.
This is a major concern since it basically grants unlimited access to anyone.
I have already checked download settings and both “open in browser” and “open in a new window” are turned off.
This is an example of what the new tab/window displays on the URL whenever someone clicks the download button:
https://www.DOMAIN.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/example.jpg
How can I make the button just download the file without showing the direct access or at least generate a random string with expiration?
I have a site where users signup to a monthly membership and gain access to a certain number of downloads each month depending on their tier.
I want the download limit Reset Period to sync with when a members subscription renews. As I currently understand it, I can set a Limit Reset Period to 30 days but that won’t sync up with a members renewal.
Is it possible to sync them together so that the limit resets as soon as the subscription renews?