cosmin ghidoveanu

I’m pretty sure my question is very clear. I found a partial answer to my question here: https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/doc/templates/template-tags/

What I want is to add the

[version]

Returns The Value of Version Field
Usage:
[version]

tag to the title of the package. What I want is for the package page to display the title like this “Chrome 99” (package name+version) instead of just “Chrome”. Not sure which template to edit, especially because the changes I make may be overwritten when updating the theme or the plugin.

The fact that it is working for you is not helpful. I have once again disabled the plugins that I had running and left only the absolute bare minimum (although the ones I disabled I also need. so that is not a solution). All that is left is your plugins and once again Gutenberg isn’t loading. I have other plugins on other websites running with the latest WP version that use custom post types (just like your plugin) and they work fine with Gutenberg. Your plugin is the only one that has a problem with such a basic functionality. I even managed to get custom post type working with Gutenberg and my programming skills don’t go beyond “echo hello world!”

https://imgbox.com/JgLeEacK

Like I said, you have my login to the admin, look into what is causing it or reapply the fix you implemented earlier. This whole situation is ridiculous. I really don’t see the point in extending my license once the year expires if this is going to become a recurring “feature”.

Well, I am on the support forum for the Pro version of WP Download Manager so really what could I be having problems with? Oh, I know, the Add New Download page (which is actually called Add New Package https://www.file-portal.net/wordpress/wp-admin/post-new.php?post_type=wpdmpro) of WP Download Manager Pro. Could you please stop asking such pointless questions and look into what is happening instead?

Yes, it is fixed thank you. Is there any way to use XML for importing/generating new packages as well? CSV files are difficult to edit, because most editors can’t handle commas inside the fields and treat them as separators. Or is there another way to mass create packages with some placeholder content and fill in the details like the download links, file size etc., later? I tried to do that using a WordPress plugin that allows creating mass posts but it seems something doesn’t get added and the packages created like that are broken.

“Access denied” red message where the download button should be?

So have you fixed this? Surely it can’t be something that requires 7 days…

I literally disabled everything except YOUR plugins and the default categories and tags still don’t show up for WP Download Manager packages with Gutenberg enabled. I mean sure, I could just disable Gutenberg, but it’s not really a solution and I don’t understand how something like this can even happen.

Same problem. As soon as I enable that option and activate Gutenberg, the builtin tags and categories disappear.
I followed the instructions from the screenshot above.
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Here is the result.
Add new package with gutenberg off.
https://imgbox.com/KL9GoPUf

Add new package with Gutenberg on
https://imgbox.com/JJBac9dP

List of active plugins (I even disabled everything but the bare minimum plugins to see if it was some incompatibility, but that didn’t solve the problem)
https://imgbox.com/3Few39hL

At this point I am not even sure you are reading my posts.

I told you in the previous post that I already have that plugin installed and active. WPDM Gutenberg blocks, version 2.1.4 installed and active.
Your plugin doesn’t use Gutenberg at all (as if Gutenberg wasn’t even enabled on my WP installation).

See what my “add new package” page looks like, it’s like old school wordpress. Where’s Gutenberg.

See below list of active plugins.

Does your wpdmpro plugin display the inbuilt taxonomy by default when using gutenberg ?

Your forum software replaces = > (without the space) with a right pointing triangle so your code isn’t going to work unless someone knows the syntax for PHP. At any rate, I figured out what was wrong with my code and now my custom taxonomies display in the post list and in the individual post editing interface. But… the native taxonomy (categories) your plugin defines for the wpdmpro custom post type still doesn’t load when creating/ editing a single post individual post (I can only set it via the quick edit option in the package list).

1. Well, that’s an embarrassing case of temporary blindness.
2. Not sure if I did something wrong but the login page I created following your instructions replaces the URL for the admin login page. This also creates problems with a plugin I was using, called “Restricted site access”, which expects the admin login URL to be standard and can’t handle the redirection made by your login page.
Instead of /wp-admin/, your page does a redirect wpdm-login/?redirect_to=https://www.mysite/wp-admin/
3 and 4. I found them. I solved the issue at point 4. I will have to read those sections of the documentation to get more familiar with the options and what they do.
Thank you.