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Hi guys, we are using the shortcode [wpdm_all_packages login=0 thumb=0 items_per_page="20" categories="demo" jstable=1 order_by="field_name" order="ASC/DESC" cols="title,package_size,version|update_date|files|download_link" colheads="Title|Update Date|Codice|Download::155px"] with the template “Call 2 action 3” on the page.
We have duplicated and customized the template to retrieve the title of the attached file with a function get_package_data, and insert it in the “Codice” column but it doesn’t work. How can we solve this?

Thank you
A.

Firstly I can’t believe this paid plug-in has no formal support facility.
I have a very serious issue caused by the plug-in.
When the plugin is enabled it is stopping customers from registering on an online course. Instead of the registration processing, it shows a blank error message bar at the top. If the download manager pro plug-in is disabled, registration for the course completes eight issue.

It can be tested by visiting https://spra.co.uk/courses/small-roofs-training-module/ and clicking the “Start now” button. Then use the “Signup” link and try to register.

How do I have a member of your support team look at this as you will need login details?

Thank you.

Geoff

Hi, I would like to get URL for direct link to original file in media folder.
And, I would like to insert this information to Page Templete.

I have checked following infromation, but they are not what I wanted.

[wpdm_direct_link] – Embed direct download link as a simple text link

How to make a direct link to a downloadable file in the Download Manager plugin

I would like to have URL like this:
https://domain.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/xxx.pdf

Thanks,

I’m wanting to use the wpdm_packages shortcode, but I’d like the links to take my users to the individual page about the download (so they can read the description etc.) rather than directly downloading the file.

Is there a parameter that can do this?

Hi,

would it be possible to integrate categories’s slugs in download packages’s links ?

for example : http://www.mywebsite.com/document/category-a/subcategory-b/package-name/?wpdmdl=1866&refresh=67b597aa7d8d51739954090

Dear WP Download Manager Pro Team,

please forward this to your developer team.

We are currently debugging our sites performance, and according to “Query Monitor” the WPDM plugin is adding a lot of page load time by executing a lot of SQL queries. On our page with 12 download packages, it is sending 121 SQL queries which accumulates to 515MS added time to page load.

The 12 downloads are with the Gutenberg block. The template is not displaying any statistics of number of previous downloads, but it seems the plugin is fetching statistics for every download block, adding 12 uncached sql queries and 242MS of TTFB time alone. (Please see my attached screenshot).

Secondly, there are 60 SQL queries to wp_comments table adding another 97MS of TTFB. These queries are also completely unnecessary for us – we don’t allow comments.

Thirdly, query monitor also warns about duplicate queries when fetching the download data itself from wp_postmeta.

Please see our attached screenshots.

We are looking forward hearing from you.

Best,
Leonhard

Screenshot 1: https://snipboard.io/jBhpbD.jpg – Query Monitor Slow Query Warning
Screenshot 2: https://snipboard.io/HU0aZu.jpg – WPDM adding 246MS of TTFB for statistics
Screenshot 3: https://snipboard.io/jKEDfp.jpg – WPDM adding 97MS of TTFB for 60 queries to WP Comments
Screenshot 2: https://snipboard.io/s4N9XV.jpg – WPDM adding 515MS of TTFB altogether

PS: This is our Template:
<div class=”wp-block-download-manager-panel w3eden wpdm-sa wpdm-sa-many”>
<div class=”card card-default panel panel-default”>
<div class=”card-header panel-heading collapsed” data-toggle=”collapse” href=”#wpdm-[version]”>
<div class=”title” style=”color:#333333″>[description]</div>
</div>
<div class=”card-body panel-body collapse” id=”wpdm-[version]”>
<div class=”d-all”>[icon] Download all ([package_size]) [download_link]</div>
<div class=”content”>[file_list]</div>
</div>
<div class=’panel-footer’></div>
</div>
</div>