We have the same using when trying to download using IE 11 from a page without password protection:
https://pocketprograms.com/erp-scale/download/erp-scale-pse-downloads/
JS error is:
SCRIPT1006: Expected ‘)’
autoptimize_8ce6566e8a24c14366427ea569f3ec44.js (12,518)
Thanks for your help, that is working now.
Can I suggest you add this information to: https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/doc/short-codes/
Hi,
thanks, we have included the change and it displays downloads from child categories.
However, if we try to include downloads only matching multiple tags using:
[wpdm_category id="erp-scale-pse" tags="web" cols="1" order_by="create_date" toolbar=1 desc=1 item_per_page=10 template="link-template-calltoaction3.php" operator="AND"]
We get an empty list.
How do we get only downloads listed which have both of the tags web AND dropbox assigned?
Thanks for the information.
We got the upload to work now.
We did discover a bug in the controllers for tags and categories:
The function create_item validates that the element term exists in the request. However, the JSON contains the element name.
Notes:
We are using C# to generate the packages:
1. We weren’t able to send a PUT request from .NET. We copied the PUT routes and created POST methods for the $this->rest_base . ‘/(?P<id>[\d]+)’ routes.
2. The standard .NET http client does not support sending GET with content. See here for an alternative method.
Hi,
this is the short code:
[wpdm_category id="erp-scale-pse" tags="web" cols="1" order_by="name" toolbar=1 desc=1 item_per_page=10 template="link-template-calltoaction3.php"]
For your information: Each time we create a new version of our software, we create a new category which is version specific. e.g. erp-scale-pse-v4-0-2-b19233. We then make the parent of the new category (erp-scale-pse-v4-0-2-b19233) the category erp-scale-pse. This automatically displays the latest release on our main download page. When the next version is released, we change the parent of category erp-scale-pse-v4-0-2-b19233 to the the category old-releases. Using this we can quickly move versions between the current release page and old releases pages.
Note: On the old releases page we currently add each previous release individually in a separate block with a separate short code. It would be great if we could get a similar layout by just adding the “old-release” category and the child categories are automatically listed as a separate block with the category title as header and the files listed within the block.
Thanks for your help
Ian
Hi,
the API is working – This issue is with making calls from .NET.
Hi,
is including packages belonging to child categories now a standard feature (Without adding the child categories explicitly to the short-code)?
If not, can you publish the code changes required here.
Thanks
Ian