Jeremy Wallis

Thanks.

I tried a page with the category shortcode for a category called ‘trustees’ (generated using the TinMCE approach):
[wpdm_category id="trustees," cols="3" toolbar=0 item_per_page=10 template="link-template-calltoaction3.php"]

Yet nothing shows on the page.

The user I am logged in as can see packages under this category in Tree View & Side Bar view and search pages but nothing when I use this shortcode on a page.

Thanks, you’re right. So after cloning the site I just need to go to the new site and delete all file packages from the backend function so the new site can start with fresh copies. Thanks for helping to solve it.

So do I need to upload the Business version that downloaded off the site?

It’s just that, after registering two multisite sites with the new license number (with the Pro version installed on), the second site can still see the file packages belonging to the first site, which isn’t of much use on a multisite installation.

How do I get the second site to not see the files from the first one?

The second site was cloned from the first one using NS Cloner.

Thanks.

And the process from here is to … delete the plugin and re-install from scratch?

I have just realised that I am still using the single license version of WP Download Manager. Is this perhaps why, when cloning, it still sees teh files of the source site?

I have had so many issues to sort out to get it working on just one site that I have not been keen to spend the money for a license for more sites if it wasn’t going to eventually do what I wanted.

It does not do what I need on the one site. So if I buy the next level up = 5 licenses, will it sort out the issue I am having?

If so, how do I do that?

Or how do I alternatively upgrade to the limitless version?

Thanks.

OK, thanks. What do I do to manually change this myself? I am developing on my localhost so need to make the change there and make a note of what I did for future reference.
Thanks.

Hi, Any ideas on this one?
Thanks.

Hi, Any ideas on this one?
Thanks.

I just checked without the short code embedded in a php script (i.e. just straight on the WordPress page) and the same thing happens.

Also, above those lines, I also see two id values the same, maybe a copy & paste issue when writing the code. They are both called ‘link_label_row’:
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<tr id=”link_label_row”>
<td width=”150px”><?php echo __(‘Version:’,’wpdmpro’); ?></td>
<td><input size=”10″ type=”text” class=”form-control” style=”width: 100px” value=”<?php echo get_post_meta($post->ID,’__wpdm_version’,true); ?>” name=”file[version]” />
</td></tr>

<tr id=”link_label_row”>
<td width=”150px”><?php echo __(‘Link Label:’,’wpdmpro’); ?></td>
<td><input size=”10″ type=”text” class=”form-control” style=”width: 200px” value=”<?php echo get_post_meta($post->ID,’__wpdm_link_label’,true); ?>” name=”file[link_label]” />
</td></tr>

By the way, in this page’s code, I see what might be some typos, not sure, you’ll know … the two id values say ‘downliad’, are they supposed to say ‘download’?
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<tr id=”downliad_limit_row”>
<td><?php echo __(‘Stock Limit:’,’wpdmpro’); ?></td>
<td><input size=”10″ class=”form-control” style=”width: 80px” type=”text” name=”file[quota]” value=”<?php echo get_post_meta($post->ID,’__wpdm_quota’,true); ?>” /></td>
</tr>

<tr id=”downliad_limit_row”>
<td><?php echo __(‘Download Limit:’,’wpdmpro’); ?></td>
<td><input size=”10″ class=”form-control” style=”width: 80px;display:inline” type=”text” name=”file[download_limit_per_user]” value=”<?php echo get_post_meta($post->ID,’__wpdm_download_limit_per_user’, true); ?>” /> / user <span class=”info infoicon” title=”For non-registered members IP will be taken as ID”> </span></td>
</tr>

Thanks, that has worked.

Thanks, that works to hide the files!

Is there a way to prevent them from not seeing the category in the first place (because I have not given their role view rights to the category)?

Thanks.

Any ideas on this one?

Thanks.

For some reason this suddenly started downloading packages as zips. Problem gone for now.

Hi, any ideas on this one?

A related question:

– I have now tried your suggestion of only having roles set for Categories and no roles selected in the ‘Allow Access’ section of the ‘Edit Package’ page.

– So for a package I created, I set ‘Allow Access’ to have nothing selected. By default it has ‘All Visitors’ but I removed that and clicked ‘Create Package’.

– If I check the page after clicking ‘Create Package’ it does indeed reflect my choice of ‘All Visitors’ having been removed.

– However, if I go back around the loop to browse files and then click to edit the package, the ‘All Visitors’ option has re-appeared.

How can this be removed permanently? Your earlier reply suggested it was possible.

Thanks.

Thanks.

So if:

– I set up say two categories A and B and give permission to Category A to user role ‘editor’ and Category B access to user role ‘author’.

– Then we assume I have not uploaded any packages, so there are no files uploaded.

– I then go to the Tree or Side Bar views … I would want for editors to only see category A displayed on the page and for authors to only see category B. In other words they do not see Category headings to which I have not given them rights.

As I experience it at the moment, both roles can see both Category headings on the Tree or Side Bar views. I understand they cannot access the files in the category to which they don’t have access but is there a way for them not to be able to see the category headings also?

Thanks.

In addition to the above question … what impact does the option under ‘Settings / Basic / Access Settings / File Browser Access’?

OK.