can I also add same thing to my WordPress Website?
Once user click on download it will show a pop-up to download the app
]]>This doesn’t work anymore, even though I didn’t make any changes. Now, instead of downloading, a script is opened, such as here: https://zeroclamp.com/wp-content/uploads/wpallimport/files/28940-1.stp
The command for the “download only” I specified like shown in these jpgs:
https://snipboard.io/fzGKMC.jpg
https://snipboard.io/WJ8Xqo.jpg
This has always worked until recently.
Does anyone have any idea what could be the reason here? I’ve been googling forever but haven’t found a solution.
I would be really happy if someone could help.
Thanks and regards
Merida
]]>Would it be possible to create a downloadable link when clicking on a slide? I know you can create a LINK when editing the Slide content. But that opens in the browser.
I Googled and found that you can create a force to download link like: Download example But that does not seem to work.
]]>I’m trying to force a direct link but it always opens a new tab (Chrome and Firefox).
[wpdm_package id=328 template=”link-template-button.php”]
How do I go about?
Thanks.
]]>I need that after the process is completed (payment completed), download is forced and the customer receive an email with download link.
Now (i’ve made some test) customer see the download page, but he had to click to download and no mail is sent.
Mail server is well confgurated and I receive notification, or user receive notification.
In product details i’ve selected:
virtual and downloadable
in woocommerce setting->product->downloadable products setting for product i’ve selected this:
File download method: force download
Filename: Filename Append a unique string to filename for security
in woocommerce setting->email->completed order: enable send email
Sorry if the topic is simple or you’ve just answered.
thanks for your help.
Marco
]]>Our editors need to download images from the server. Usually they go into multimedia, locate the image path, open that on a new tab and download the image. Since the plugin is in use, the htaccess rules states that all images are served in WebP format, keeping it’s original name.
For instance, is there a paramater I can pass to the original image address (shown in image URL field, inside multimedia library) in order to override the behaviour and force download the original image (JPEG, PNG)?
]]>Many customers are “double downloading” their channel guides. Meaning, there are two identical email notifications (but with different order numbers) for the same user and same product. I believe it’s because they’re not seeing their download.
I think that after adding the product to cart, checking out and clicking the download link, they’re not seeing the PDF download and then restart the whole process (add again to cart and re-fill all fields in a separate order).
They get frustrated sometimes too and it leads to reduced confidence in my website service. Hoping to fix.
Thoughts very much appreciated! Thanks.
Darryl
I’ve added the MIME type to my htaccess file ‘AddType audio/mpeg .mp3’ but that had no effect.
Later I learned that adding content-disposition to a php file was the solution but it’s not. This is what I came up with:
` header(‘Content-Type: audio/mpeg .mp3’);
$file_name = ‘file.mp3’;
$file_url = ‘https://partyfavorz.podbean.com/’ . $file_name;
header(‘Content-Type: application/octet-stream’);
header(“Content-Transfer-Encoding: Binary”);
header(“Content-disposition: attachment; filename=\””.$file_name.”\””);
readfile($file_url);
exit;’
I also tried adding it to the functions.php file of my child theme but that forces a download automatically even when you go to my homepage without clicking on anything.
My podcast is subscriber based so it requires a username and password to login to stream or download. A box pops up asking for the information and then it works. I just want the file to download automatically once the subscriber is logged in and clicks on the download button, which works fine on desktop but not on mobile.
On mobile – it takes you to a black player that attempts to load before finally displaying the default WordPress player with three vertical dots you must click and then click again to download.
Other than the fact that the average user doesn’t have the knowledge to do that because it’s not the expected behavior – it’s also inconvenient.
Stack Overflow appears to not really be engaging with anyone for solutions at the moment and I’ve already performed considerable research to find the correct solution to no avail.
My question is would it be possible for Powerpress to write a line of code that’s standard with the default WordPress player for downloads automatically on mobile devices without having to jump through all these hoops to find a solution that’s either too complicated for a self-taught coder like myself or frankly doesn’t exist. It would sure be nice and increase user engagement.
Your player and integration is so useful – I’d even be willing to pay a yearly subscription fee just for the privilege of using it even though I don’t use the Blubrry service (no offense).
The sample page I provided is a free download with no login required so when you click on the download link – it should just download automatically on mobile but it still takes you to a separate WordPress player mentioned above to download.
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