mkscripts

Hi Greendroid,

You’re welcome! ??

Our plugin uses the wp_mail() function to send emails. You can set ‘sendmail_from’ (envelope from) in your php.ini on your server. This is then automatically used by wp_mail(). It is best to ask your hosting what value to enter here. If you use SMTP, this value is not used and is set automatically to the FROM value (if you have not specified an explicit value in your code).

You could also set the value by using the following PHP code:

add_action( 'phpmailer_init', 'set_custom_from_envelope' );
function set_custom_from_envelope( $phpmailer ) {
    $phpmailer->Sender = 'yourvalue';
}

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Team Download After Email

Hi,

Thanks for your question and the detailed information.

It seems that the browser is blocking the download because it is requesting an image using the https:// protocol. Try to resolve the mixed content issues (configure site to use https:// properly if needed). Then it should work ??

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Team Download After Email

Hi,

First you can try changing the From Name and From Email settings so they match your domain name (Admin Menu > Downloads > Messages).

If you are using an SMTP plugin, you may need to leave these two setting fields empty.

You can find more information about this issue here.

If you have any more questions, feel free to ask. We are glad to help you.

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Team Download After Email

This error can appear if your website tries to contact another website, for example for updates. It’s a common issue and is related to cURL (server component). You can try a few things:

• increase CURLOPT_TIMEOUT
• update PHP version and cURL version
• increase your Server Memory Limits settings
• ask your host if there is a firewall, CDN, or security modules (e.g. mod_security) that could block the outgoing cURL requests

This ticket has also been submitted to our support section of our website and has been resolved there. Therefore, this ticket will be closed.

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Team Download After Email

The previous answer was given too quickly and needs to be corrected. It is not possible to use the plugin without admin-ajax.php, because an Ajax request is fired after submitting a download form. This is done via admin-ajax.php.

Since many plugins use this file, it is good to think about whether it is useful to restrict it. Here you can find more information about this topic.

Hope this helps!

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Team Download After Email

This ticket was answered some time ago through our support section of our website. This topic will therefore be closed.

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Team Download After Email

This ticket was answered some time ago through our support section of our website. This topic will therefore be closed.

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Team Download After Email

Hi,

Since this question has already been asked and answered here, this ticket will be closed. If you have any more questions, feel free to open a new topic.

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Team Download After Email

Hi Pawel,

This was recently made possible, since the last update (to use the plugin on front-end without admin-ajax.php). If it doesn’t work, please let us know. We’re happy to help you!

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Team Download After Email

Hi Mark,

This could be caused by old cached JavaScript files. If you are using a caching plugin, you can try to purge the cache.

If you have any more questions, feel free to ask. We are glad to help you.

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Team Download After Email

Hi,

Thank you for your message! We will review your changes and possibly include them or use the ideas in our list of changes ?? Thanks!

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Team Download After Email

Hi Srdjan,

Thank you for your review, we appreciate it very much.

You can learn more about translating both the email content and the notification email content here. If you can’t figure it out, feel free to email us. We are happy to help you.

Kind regards,
Team Download After Email

Hi,

Yes it is possible now to set access restrictions on the page: Admin Menu > Downloads > Options.

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Team Download After Email

Hi,

Is there perhaps a caching plugin active on your website? It could be that the cached nonces are getting too old. If these nonces are cached (long enough) they can expire, causing AJAX requests to return a 403 forbidden error (resulting in an endless spinning circle in your download forms).

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Team Download After Email

Hi @nicodeluxe,

It looks like the image in your email content is not accessible. If you delete this image and add it again it should work. Please make sure your image file is present at the given location.