Translation for “No access in a modal window (pop-up)”

Hello @doczimute ,

Could you please let us know what language are you using to translate the plugin?

Warmly,
Razvan

French by default, if I switch to English by default, the result is the same.
This is working with Version 5.0.12 and I use in functions.php :
add_filter(‘dlm_timestamp_link’, ‘__return_false’);

• This reply was modified 4 weeks, 1 day ago by doczimute.
• This reply was modified 4 weeks, 1 day ago by doczimute.

For the title (next to the warning logo): the language variable exists, but is not taken into account when displayed.

For the label: the language variable __( ‘Only members can download’) line 95 of the file /wp-content/plugins/download-monitor/src/DownloadHandler.php is not included in the language file (.pot)

The button (close) is correctly translated.

See here on a development server with version 5.0.13
Click the download icon.

We’ve managed to find the problem, working on a solution as we speak.

Warmly,
Razvan

Hello @doczimute,

Could you please update to our latest version (5.0.14)? This should take care of the issue you’ve been experiencing.

If you notice anything still not quite right, please let us know!

Warm regards,

Beatrice.

Files to download with the “members only” restriction.
Downloads > Settings > Advanced > Access > Pages and :

Case 1
– Access denied page: none
– Restricted access modal window: off
5.0.12: nothing happens (expected)
5.0.14: Unstyled message “Access denied. You do not have permission to download this file.” around the download link.

Case 2
– Access denied page: none
– Restricted access modal window: on
5.0.12: Opening a modal window with the warning logo, the title from the language variable “No access!”, the label from the language variable “Access denied. You do not have permission to download this file.” and the Close button.
5.0.14: Opening a modal window asking to log in (But there is no link to register, which concerns the majority of visitors who will want to download) => the content of the modal window of version 5.0.12 is, for me, the most relevant. Asking only to log in does not bring anything, because most members will already be logged in (except for deleted cookies).

Case 3
– Access page prohibited: none
– Restricted access modal window: on
– Use the default modal window: on or off
5.0.12: option not present.
5.0.14: on or off; no effect and result same as case 2. What action is expected?

I am staying in version 5.0.12, the operation of the modal window of which seems the most interesting to me.

Daniel

Hello @doczimute ,

Case 1:
The outcome is the same in both versions, both display that warning.

Case 2 & 3:
Seems to be a small bug when the “No access” page is not set.

The modal template for the members only lock can be overridden, so that you can display whatever you want in the modal ( documentation here: https://download-monitor.com/kb/overriding-content-templates/ ), but we’ll take into consideration adding by default the registration link/form.

I’ve opened a ticket for the small bug above, and a fix will be present in the next update.

Warmly,
Razvan