safetysystems

Thank you. What about the downloads / files – do we manually have to move them across?

Hi Nayeem,

Thank you for your response. Yes we’ve done this already. This seems to disable the ‘all-downloads’ archive. However the individual category archives are still generated / active.

Thank you for your response Nayeem. Is there another approach that we can take to redirect users to the My Downloads view upon login?

Thanks.

Thank you very much for your response.

So will Tools > import / export not only export custom post types but also the download files? Or do we have to find a way to sync the download files as well?

Thank you.

Thank you – this is just what I was after:

add_action('wp_logout', 'wpdm_logout_redirect');
function wpdm_logout_redirect(){
    wp_redirect(home_url(""));
    exit();
}

So there is no other way of disabling Category Archive pages via WPDM?

In any case we have found a solution via .htaccess:

RedirectMatch 403 ^/my-downloads-base/my-category-slug/?$

We are also interested in finding out how to do this.

Basically we would like to use something like [wpdm_user_dashboard signup=1], but have it default to the “My Downloads” view (ie https:/mywebsite.com/download-manager/?udb_page=my-downloads.

Is there a way defaulting the view to “My Downloads” ?udb_page=my-downloads rather than the ‘Profile’ view?

PS. we are using the “WPDM Custom Access Level” plugin.

• This reply was modified 6 years ago by safetysystems. Reason: more info

Hi Shariar – Thank you for that – yes it works as you described.

Hi Shariar,

Actually, we want the two login pages…

1. For customers – to go to WPDM login page – http://www.mysite.com/wpdm-area/wpdm-login-page
2. For editors / admins – to go to the actual WP login page / which then goes to the actual WP Admin Dashboard – http://www.mysite.com/wp-admin

Previously this was how it was arranged. But for some reason at the moment, the WPDM login page is overriding the main WP admin login page. And it is somehow affecting where it redirects to after successfully logging in… Ie most of the time it takes me to a page which looks like the screenshot posted above.

Any ideas?

Thank you.