Download Manager Settings do not take effect on button appearance

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#110915

Paul
Member

Hi there,

I’m having a problem and I believe it might have something to do with my theme that is impacting the way my Download Manager displays my download button. I was wondering if I could receive some help with this problem as I have exhausted all steps I know how. It use to work in earlier versions before I updated. Any help would be very much appreciated. Website (www.dukemaps.net)

Thank you,
Paul

#111012

Shafayet
Moderator

Please enable bootstrap css from wpdm settings.

#111040

Paul
Member

Bootstrap CSS is already enabled =S Buttons look absolutely fine in the WordPress admin download manager page. But they don’t work the same on the public facing pages.

#111045

Paul
Member
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#111258

Shahjada
Keymaster

they look okay now, but still there is a small issue which will be addressed with the next update.

#111263

Paul
Member

Thank you very much for your help. Yes, I noticed a small problem now with the page: https://www.dukemaps.net/?page_id=38
It appears those files can’t be downloaded now. Perhaps this has to do with the next update. I really appreciate your help and when this gets fixed so that it is working properly I would like to make a donation or contribution to your software. Please let me know the best way I can do this.

I think what I am struggling with is getting it to work properly on a POST page then also properly in a Tablepress Row. It appears there are some problems with the download links within tablepress plugin. This is why I had to Disable certain functions of the Download Manager Plugin. Particularly Bootstrap CSS needs to be disabled to see the download button within a Tablepress cell as shown in the Link mentioned above.

*** UPDATE ***
I have since gone back into my WordPress to disable Bootstrap CSS so that my downloads will be available in a Tablepress row. I noticed this was unchecked due to your changes. But it prevents people from downloading files if left unchecked.

Thanks,
Paul

#111335

Shahjada
Keymaster

Hi,
Downloads are working fine for me on that page:
https://www.evernote.com/l/AV0gq4GknE5LyYPigQNZkDTeHCQC8eLiuQEB/image.png

I really appreciate your thought. If you like to contribute, please upgrade to pro version. Also, pro version has lots of more awesome features.

BTW, you also don’t need tablepress, wpdm has a similar option to show packages in a tabular list:
https://demo.wpdownloadmanager.com/wpdmpro/package-list-in-responsive-table/

#111380

Paul
Member

Okay, the download do work now on that page because I had to disable Bootstrap CSS before they would appear in the table. If I enable Bootstrap CSS then the buttons appear somewhat normal on the POST pages but do not appear in the Tablepress plugin. As you can see from your screenshot the Download buttons aren’t the proper size or color in the tablepress plugin. This use to work and after several updates it has stopped working. I would prefer to have the normal download button appear blue and a smaller size as specified in the settings shortcode section of the plugin.

#111918

Paul
Member

FINALLY!!!! I found a solution to my problem with Download Manager. My solution was to include more than just the Download Manager tag. [wpdm_package id='13128'] It is obvious that the latest updates to the Download Manager templates introduce some serious CSS bugs. By reverting back to an older template my problem is solved! [wpdm_package id='13128' template="link-template-default-old"]

I’m happy to be back in action before the updates crippled my TablePress tables with the Download Manager default shortcode.

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