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Thank you so much Hasibul! That has worked. I don’t know why or how but it does. I’d never have worked that out for myself. Is ‘cols’ a new property of the newer version or something I wonder?

OK, thank you. Just wanted to make sure I wasn’t missing something

When I did a search for the error I found a website where the following file was listed : /wp-content/plugins/wpdm-premium-packages/languages/wpdm-premium-packages.pot where the error is defined as follows :

#: wpdm-premium-packages.php:471
msgid "Calling 911! You better run now!!"
msgstr ""

Is perhaps an old file left over? I can’t currently check if that is on my web server or not and can’t download WPDM from where I am currently to check

The issue itself now seems to be resolved – the problem was, I think, that my test page was a draft and I was previewing it when that error occurred, so it wasn’t a published page. So when I saved the page and then privately published it, everything worked OK. It was just that error message seemed a bit bizarre.

Thanks for your help…It’s very confusing…

OK, so I am getting there, but when I clicked on the download link for my test file, firstly I got “Package not available”, then when I tried a minute or so later, I got this message which is most undersierable : Calling 911! You better run now!!

How on Earth do I get rid of that, and why is it showing that instead of just downloading the test file?

OK, thanks.

I’ve had to uncategorise all the old versions and have them re-categorised in only ‘archives’ to achieve this, but yes, that has now worked in that now I only see the categorised ones and all the old ones that are in archives I have created a new shortcode on a new page and hyperlinked to it. The only problem is that they are now uncategorised other than being in the ‘archives’ category. But it doesn’t really matter – nobody is going to look there very often and they can use the name to find what they seek.