Web Guy

Thanks for the clarification. I have a few follow up questions:

1) Which parts of the sample code do I need to modify to reflect my membership level (i.e., wordpress role)?

Is it just the part that says: [ ‘wpdm_package_membership_levels’, 10, 1 ]

If so, what does the 10, 1 stand for? Are these user role IDs?

I will have some files that are assigned to multiple user role levels, but I would want the label to indicate the lowest level required to access the file. For example, a file that requires a minimum of a Free Basic membership to access would need to be flagged as “Basic”, but all of our higher membership plans would also have access to download that file. Does this mean that all of our higher membership user roles would also need to be listed where the 10, 1 is in the above code (in addition to listing the free basic role)? If so, does the order of the user role IDs in the code matter in regards to which tag is shown?

2) Do I paste this code into my theme’s functions.php file or is there somewhere else that this code needs to go?

3) If I want to make a few custom tags for the various membership levels, do I just repeat this same code multiple times in my functions.php file or does the existing code need to be modified to allow for me to make multiple tags for multiple membership levels?

Thanks

This is very helpful. Thanks.

What adjustments would need to be made to this code to exclude by assigned “tag”?

Thanks. That resolved the problem.

The only remaining problem that I see now is that if you click the arrow to go to page 2, you will see a big gap in white space between the packages. Is this due to some titles taking up one line and some titles taking up two lines, such that it throws off the rows/columns? Is there any way to mitigate this issue other than me needing to making sure that all titles take up exactly one line (or that all titles take up exactly two lines)? I imagine that this is a common problem for sites with hundreds or thousands of packages that have different title lengths.

Please advise.

Thanks

Thanks for the explanation. I have a couple of follow up questions:

1) For this scenario, does the download manager track the button click as a “download” (even though the user is not actually downloading anything)? I am wondering for the purposes of tracking stats and allowing users to sort all packages based on popularity.

2) How would a thumbnail be generated for a package that does not have an actual PDF download? Would I need to temporarily attach a PDF (that has the image I want to use for the thumbnail) to the package when creating it (so that a thumbnail can be auto-generated) and then remove the PDF from the package after the thumbnail has been generated? Or are there other ways to generating thumbnails for packages that do not have a PDF associated to them.