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  • Just to let you know, this issue is not resolved. It will display, but goes to 404 page.

    Thread Starter wp-newbee

    (@wp-newbee)

    Thank you, I found my answer!

    changed this:
    $redirect_to = get_option(‘siteurl’);

    to this:
    $redirect_to = get_bloginfo(‘url’);

    Thread Starter wp-newbee

    (@wp-newbee)

    Thank you, I found my answer!
    changed this:
    $redirect_to = get_option(‘siteurl’);

    to this:
    $redirect_to = get_bloginfo(‘url’);

    Thread Starter wp-newbee

    (@wp-newbee)

    Hello, thank you for your respond and attention to my question.

    I am creating an internal site for our company. Part of it is to create a document library for employee. Of course has to met lots of specifications, but most importantly when a user searching for certain document must be able to find it easily.

    So, I have been searching for a nice plugin for past few weeks and the closest that I found was a paid version of (Download Manger)plugin which was great when I was test driving free version, but soon after that I insulted the paid version I learned that is not supporting some of the options that it clams and I have to buy some adds on, but unfortunately, I cannot trust him anymore.(no support, documentation, etc. He is a great developer, but not a good business man.)

    So I was able to hack some of his code and customize the plugin for our specific use, but now when user search (using plugin search)for a document, the results display as list, but also display all the headers that I created for those documents.

    See, imagine below is view of my document page( page name: human Resources) using Download Manager:

    Payroll –>header (h2)
    doc-a.doc —->name of document and format
    doc-b.doc
    doc-c.doc

    Benefits
    doc-d.doc
    doc-e.doc
    doc-f.doc

    —————————————————————–

    Now user searched for doc-e.doc and here is the view for search page:

    Payroll

    Benefits

    doc-e.doc
    ——————————————————————-
    So, I was searching for another plugin when I came a cross google-document-embeder. I insulted it, but when I use wp search the result just lists the page title that I placed the document, using example above, result would be: Human Resources.

    Thank you so much for your time. If you have any insight please share.

    Best

    Thread Starter wp-newbee

    (@wp-newbee)

    Thx for the respond, but there is no such a code on download-manager.php. However, I was able to fix it by changing it on final category shortcut: From this: [wpdm_category id=forms-policies item_per_page=10] to [wpdm_category id=forms-policies item_per_page=100]

    That’s how I did it: I created a page template. Then assigned a page to it, for example to display document for employees, I created a page called employee and assigned it to my template. or you can use it a default template if it works for you. Then from dashboard->download manager->category_> create category say for example “leave of absence” then I add my documents, in your case if you have free version you may need to add documents one by one, either way just assign the category to the documents. Then from category get the short-code and place it on the page.
    The list of that category will show on the page. I hope you find this helpful.

    best

    I am working on an intranet project for my company. The site has 10 tabs (pages for each department). My goal is that all new posts show on home page (first tab) and also each department posts show in their page. Can I achieve my goal using your plugin? If yes, do I have to create separate Template page for each of them although all pages are using default template?

    I would really appreciate your help. Thank you in advance

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