Marco Houtgraaf

Excellent. Resolved!!
Added it to my functions.php in my child theme. Now you can delete a package. It is then sent to the Trash.
Note: after you empty the trash, the file is gone from the /wp-content/uploads/download-manager-files.
Great job guys! Thanks

In the standard WP search, i type “toelichting”. A page with search results appears.
The first result is “Toelichting op kaart 3.3” that has the link “https://oudbennekom.nl/download/toelichting-op-kaart-3-3/”
When you click the link the page with URL “https://oudbennekom.nl/download/toelichting-op-kaart-3-3/” opens but it is the front page of the Woo shop.
Now the funny thing: when i use the standard theme twentytwentythree the same search gives me the same result “https://oudbennekom.nl/download/toelichting-op-kaart-3-3/” However, when i click on it now, it does open the right page, the page with the download button.
Remark: when i look at my server for “https://oudbennekom.nl/download/”, there is no such folder.

I am using
-the latest WordPress, Divi theme
-The permalink setting in WP : https://oudbennekom.nl/voorbeeld-bericht/ (Message Name)
-For Woo, i use “Custom base”. In my case: /winkel/
-latest Download Manager, version 3.2.81 by W3 Eden, Inc
-latest “Divi Easy Digital Downloads” Version 1.0.1 by DiviPlugins that adds Easy Digital Downloads modules to the Divi theme and builder.

Any ideas what is happening here?

Yes please, i have looked and looked but i can’t find it. I even went into the database with phpmyadmin