Steven

Hi

Really a shame that such a simple function is still not implemented. I have the same request from the site user using wpdm.

Hi

the import by .csv works very badly and takes a lot of time to output a correct file for a person who is not comfortable with computers.

For example no way to choose a separator ; instead of , (excel in France forces the ; when creating a .csv). If we go through google sheet to do it, he doesn’t like accents, which we use in all our sentences in France, and gives me this kind of thing, Déscription démo au lieu de Déscription démo

I would have preferred that we leave the choice of the separator, because even in our titles there are commas, the semicolon is therefore more suitable.

Thank you

Hi,

great news, it looks good for me with the new maj, I can finally choose the right format in french !

I will come back to you soon because we want to set up the automatic deletion (or archiving) of expired packages to facilitate the management of our admins

Merci,
Steven

Thank you,

I still hope that the original date problem will be solved one day by your team, because I have to use the d/m/Y or Y-m-d format instead of the French one (d/m/Y or j F Y).
Otherwise the packages are all marked as expired

Thank you, it’s much better this way! I would do, if I can, the modification also on my other site which meets the same problem date format.

How can I translate “Download has been expired” in French?
For example “L’offre n’est plus disponible”

update: I found out how to do it thanks to your indications in your message above.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by Steven.

Hello,

we are also interested in this feature.

Thank you for your answer.

I’m waiting for a return from your team to solve the problem.
In the meantime, how can I hide the date and time to keep only “The download has expired”

Merci