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This is great news Shahjada!!
And the implementation you described of a floating cart is already good and up to modern e-commerce sites. The only thing I would suggest is an option to include it wherever I want/need in a PHP template in case I want to put it in the navigation menu or somewhere else (not floating).
Thank you guys for the help.
Thank you Nayeem,
I think what I need is different, I’m not looking for “users to select random files from different packages”, I’m selling packages, a package can have one or multiple files, it doesn’t matter, what matters is that the user should be able to add different packages to the cart and whenever a package is added to the cart, the mini cart will update to show the number of packages in the cart. Is that possible?
Do you guys provide code customization? Because I think that’s the only thing that’s stopping me from considering using WPDM.
Okay, thank you sir.
Okay, I notice few color changes in the cart page, but I still see dark background and green buttons and border color … for ex:
@media (prefers-color-scheme: dark) {
.w3eden:not(.light-mode) .card-header {
background: var(--dm-bg-tertiary);
border-color: var(--dm-border);
color: var(--dm-text);
}
}
I think I had wrong assumptions about “Disable Frontend CSS”, I was expecting NO CSS will be loaded so I can write my own CSS without having to override it, but instead “Disable Frontend CSS” means basic CSS is still there.
Thank you
Okay, It’s clear now. Thank you.
So, there is no way to put the download button in the package page?
Also, is there any way to search for purchased downloads to make it easy for the customer (who bought a lot of packages) to find the right package/file to download? Because the “Purchases” page looks very confusing since the customer has to go through many order IDs that looks like this “Order ID# TEST69546EB9E4603” and this “Order ID# TEST69546E5D9B8CA” just to find the package to download.
I’m using the free version 3.3.40, I’m only testing it in a local WordPress install to see if your product fits my use case. But I’m interested in the Full Access Pack if it works as I need.
I’m also using the “Premium Packages – Sell Digital Products Securely” plugin (Version 6.1.3) with it to start selling digital products (installed after clicking a button on the bottom of the package page on the backend).
Yes, when I go back to the package page, the “add to cart” button is still there, the expected behavior is that the “add to cart” button disappears and a “download” button appears instead.
What should I do to get the download button to be in the package page?
I’m testing it in a local WordPress install.
I used the following shortcode in the PHP template file:
<?php echo do_shortcode("[wpdm_package id='8']"); ?>
I even tried to use the direct download link, but it only links to the same page of the package:
<?php echo do_shortcode('[wpdm_direct_link id="8" target="_blank" label="Download Me!" class="css class names" eid="element-id"]'); ?>
I can provide you the PHP code of the “single-wpdmpro.php” file template that I’m using.
Is there anything else I can provide so you can look into it?