Stephen

Apologies this was due to incorrect permissions on the parent plugins folder which had been inadvertently set by an unrelated rsync task. Update went through fine after sorting, thanks.

If you use the All in One SEO pack plugin (recommended), go to your Contact page. In the SEO section, there’s a field for Title Attribute. Simply enter the word Contact there.

@joefletcher Great tip! Turns out my contact link was working fine until I installed the All in One SEO pack but this sorts it so thanks ??

@jolley_small no problem, I just checked the JS file which was nicely commented and included a list of arguments ??

Great plugin by the way, I’m using it to monitor podcast downloads and also populate the MP3 player’s playlist (made a little script to query the download monitors DB tables) on my brother’s site:
Groovement

Also make sure you have set the file browser root to a folder that you have access to in Downloads > Configuration > General Options > File Browser Root. This needs to be in file system form, not a URL.

@dcktheone and anybody else experiencing issues with the file browser on the ‘Add Existing’ page: If you have access, update the file at wp-content/plugins/download-monitor/wp-download_monitor.php and change Line 165 from:
root_dir: '<?php echo get_option('wp_dlm_file_browser_root'); ?>',

To:
root: '<?php echo get_option('wp_dlm_file_browser_root'); ?>',

This is a temporary fix and will be overwritten if you update the plugin (hopefully this will be sorted in the next update anyway!).