Paul

I’ve got it fixed! Thanks to your tip about the version I thought about checking my custom wpdm-all-downloads.php file in my child-theme.
It contained old code, just copied the new code from the latest version into that file and tested it.
It’s now working, the download link shows as:

<a class="wpdm-download-link download-on-click btn btn-primary " rel="nofollow" href="#" data-downloadurl="https://linkhere.com">Downloaden</a>

I’m using version 5.3.5 at the moment, that must be the latest?
How did you remove those classes with the other guy?

Thanks again.

Thanks for the quick reply!
The website is private and I cannot make it public in an instance.

The download links have the following HTML:

<a class="wpdm-download-link wpdm-download-locked" rel="nofollow" href="#" onclick="location.href='https://linkhere';return false;"><i class=""></i>Downloaden</a>

The link is created by this code in my custom wpdm-all-downloads.php file:

<td class="pdf-file">
    <small>
        <?php
        $number_files = count($data['files']);

        if ($number_files == 0){
            echo "<span style='color:#cccccc'>Niet beschikbaar</span>";
        } else {
            echo "(" . $number_files . ") " . $download_link;
        }
        ?>
    </small>
</td>

The $download_link outputs the HTML with the classes: “wpdm-download-link wpdm-download-locked”.
What is the right way to remove them?
I’ve found a few parts of this code in the wpdm-functions.php file, but it won’t change when I edit it and place it in my Child-theme.

Thanks again!

Hi Guys,

I’ve got the exact same problem.
How can I remove the “wpdm-download-link wpdm-download-locked” classes from the download link?
If I manually remove them via Chrome console, it works without the expiration notification.

Thanks in advance!