Rino

Problem solved, it is not a Lana DM issue at all ?? I’ll post here in case someone else runs into the same problem.

I have been evaluating several different download managers. Soon after installing Lana Downloads manager I installed WP-DownloadManager, and after that (as I worked out later) I started getting the above error message.

So, it’s as you said — a compatibility issue. The error message is coming from WP-DownloadManager, not from Lana Downloads Manager. Later on I will go back to testing (and also working out what the exact problem is), I haven’t had a chance to do so yet.

While uninstalling and installing plugins, I noticed that a new Lana DM installation finds and lists files previously managed by it (if I have been uninstalling it correctly). What do I have to delete (after uninstalling Lana DM) so that I can do a completely fresh new ‘greenfield’ installation of Lana DM?

I have a follow up question on the initial question:

Once a user has clicked on the activation link in their email, is it possible for the Account State to go from “Activation Pending” to “Inactive” (instead of going from “Activation Pending” to “Active”)?

I note here that the Default Account Status has been set to “Inactive” in the Settings.

I’m interested both in capabilities of the free and paid versions.

Thanks very much!

Hi,

Try this (the issue seems to be where it looks for the image file):

If your WordPress page is example.com/my-page and you have my-image.jpeg uploaded directly in public_html, then the shortcode on my-page needs to be [360 src="../my-image.jpeg"]. I had to add .. for everything to work. If you could inspect the page (without the two dots) you would see that it tries to find the image at example.com/my-page/my-image.jpeg.

After putting your image files in more sensible folders, adjust paths to suit ?? .

Cheers,
Rino

• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by Rino.

Thanks very much for your response!

The problem persisted with different file formats (I’m currently using a .png file), however, I was able to get the effect I wanted by adding:

.slicknav_brand {
    ...
    background: url('/.../logo.png') no-repeat;
    width: 200px;
    height: 90px;
    background-size: 100%;
}

to the css file. That’ll do me for the moment (my site is still under heavy development), and I might revisit the problem later on (when the rest of the design settles) to find a better solution.

Thanks again for the great plugin!

Cheers

Hi,

I installed SlickNav today and am experiencing the same problem as described above. Everything else is working fine.

This is a great plugin, it does everything I wanted a plugin to do when I set out looking for a solution.

Best regards
Rino