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It says “Because, sometimes your theme may have those scripts/styles enqueued already”. Mine doesn’t use it. Wouldn’t it then make Download manager not to function properly?

Anyway, minifying the assets during the release process should be standard practice. It’s important because Google thinks so and it’s responsible for 90% of all search traffic.

Hi.

Looks like it requires PHP 5.3 and that is the error we get when using an earlier version. See: http://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/support/topic/error-on-upgrade-2-8-9/

Hi

I’m doing the same work on our website. Please add the following to the wish list:

• Minify download-manager/assets/bootstrap/css/bootstrap.css
• Minify download-manager/assets/css/front.css
• Minify download-manager/assets/js/chosen.jquery.min.js – Despite it’s name, it’s not minified

Those get into our front-page somehow.

Any ideas?

Sure, this page is currently implemented in something else, I’m trying to reproduce it in WP:

http://www.comm5.com.br/novo/produtos-categoria/placas-seriais-pci-express-33/2sg-pci-e-153

On the right there is a sidebar with 3 link images, one for Catalogs (Catalogo), Manuals (Manuais) and Drivers. Each can either be a single download file (pdf or zip) or have “suboptions” such as “Windows”, “Linux”, etc. So, clicking one of them I would like to get something similar (or better) that this:

http://www.comm5.com.br/novo/departamentos/drivers/153

My current implementation of sidebar.php for WP contains this to get the link:

function comm5_get_download_link($property) {
		// Query custom property value
		$propertyValue = get_post_custom_values($property);
		$wpdm_package = wpdm_get_package(intval($propertyValue[0]));
		if ( count($wpdm_package) > 0 ) {
			return esc_url( $wpdm_package['page_url'] );
		} else if ( count($propertyValue) > 0 ) {
			return esc_url( get_permalink( get_page_by_path( $propertyValue[0] ) ) );
		} else {
			return '';
		}
	}

Exact same issue here. Just installed the plugin for the first time.
But my plugin is version 2.8.9