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Oh… I did want to use both. I guess I’ll have to decide which one I want to keep more 🙂
Waw, thank you!
It does get the number of downloads and packages but it sticks them at the top of my page – any idea why? It does not put them where the shortcode is.
I also get “Updating failed” red error message when I try saving the page now.
Waw, thank you!
It (sort of) works.
The code counts the number of packages and downloads correctly, but it sticks results to the top of the article, and not where the shortcode really is.
I also get “Updating failed” error every time I try saving the page. It seems the page actually does get saved though despite the error.
Can you take a look why?
Hi,
thank you for reply.
Please use the full path under the files column and remove the package_dir column. Check the attached CSV for reference.
I did this but it does not fix the issue. When I upload the file manually, “attached files” section looks like this https://cl.ly/8f36409041d3 (notice full path in two places). When I import by having full path in “files” column (no “package_dir” column in the file), the “attached files” section looks different: https://cl.ly/1cbe68be85dc (full path in one place but only file name in another).
I get this error https://cl.ly/4bd367ecf9a9 and the file cannot be downloaded.
I tried putting full s3 path in the “file_titles” column and, in this case, I do get full amazon path in the “attached files” section but still can’t download the file from the front end (same error from amazon s3)