frank braun

Hi Riddhi.
Unfortunately, no screenshot can be made of the problem.
When download-manager is updated, the FTP directory /www/wp/wp-content/plugins/download-manager/assets/images is obviously overwritten. This also includes the icons created by the customer himself. These must be uploaded again after the update.
QUESTION: How can you integrate your own icons into the download packages in an “update-safe” manner?

Thank you Frank

<span class=”VIiyi” lang=”en”><span class=”JLqJ4b ChMk0b” data-language-for-alternatives=”en” data-language-to-translate-into=”de” data-phrase-index=”0″ data-number-of-phrases=”1″>Really no solution?</span></span>

Hi Tanvir,

Thank you for the tip.
I have tested it.
Unfortunately, the files are not automatically overwritten.

I load 1.pdf: OK
I load 2.pdf
In window “Attach File” in sidebar appears: *****wpdm_2.pdf > After Button: “Update Page”
reappears in window sidebar: ********wpdm_1.pdf
Front end shows: PDF1

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I click in window “Attach file” in sidebar to recycle bin to delete ********wpdm_1.pdf.
I load 2.pdf
In window “Attach File” sidebar appears: 164358307wpdm_2.pdf > After Button: Refresh Page
reappears in window sidebar: ********wpdm_1.pdf

In window Sidebar appears: 164358307wpdm_2.pdf > After Button: Refresh Page
reappears in window sidebar: ********wpdm_1.pdf
Front end shows: PDF1

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Only when I delete ********wpdm_1.pdf in the window: “attached files” (in content at the end of the page)
> load 2.pdf > Button: “Update Page” i get ********wpdm_2.pdf in sidebar and frontend.

I didn’t gain anything with it compared to before (pro version).

The plugin is great. However, it is a pity when a simple function of updating a file is not supported.

;/ xolf