Mahousive update to Download Monitor (3.2)
Today I completed the update for the WordPress Download Monitor Plugin – many tweaks, fixes, and features added. There were no changes to the database structure so people upgrading should be fine. Here is the list from the change log:
- {user} tag added for custom formats
- ‘autop’ option fix
- Download page buttons applied with CSS so they are easier to customise/translate.
- Fix for pagination bug after editing a download
- Category output fix on edit downloads screen
- Category urls on download page use ID rather than name to prevent errors when cats have the same names.
- exclude_cat added to download_page shortcode
- Localised ‘hits’ ‘date’ ‘title’ on download page
- Option to disable the download logging
- Read file ‘chunked’ some people found large files were corrupted so this should help (fingers crossed)
- Added show_tags option to download page – displays x amount of tags on the download page.
- File Browser root setting and download.php logic/mime types modified thanks to Jim Isaacs (jidd.jimisaacs.com)
- Interface Improvements
- Bulk edit categories, custom fields, tags, member only downloads
- Added roles for download monitor admin – should be able to use with a role manager plugin if you want anyone other than admin to access the admin section e.g. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/capsman/
- Change redirect after add
- Edit Cat names/parents
- Dedicated tags and thumbnails fields (they still use meta table though)
And yes, those category link bugs are fixed at long last, and you can edit category names finally. Phew!
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wordy says:
This is really great news, i am going to try the new version now. I have never been able to use your plugin because i run my site on a subdirectory but my domain is still in the root. Have you fixed this issue? Thank you for the tremendous work and for this plugin nevertheless!
Comment made on September 4, 2009 at 11:15 pm
J says:
Okay first of all, I love this plugin. However, with the latest update, I have a pretty major issue… I’m using the download_page short tag to display my downloads.
However, when I click on a download, it takes me to the page to download it except there is no link displayed to download it at all? I’m logged in as admin but I tried this with a test user. Also, same thing even if I don’t have it as a member only download.
Comment made on September 9, 2009 at 12:33 am
J says:
Just wanted to update, when I view the source, this shows up:
<a href="http://jessicaharpfans.net/wp-content/plugins/download-monitor/download.php?id=A+Woman+Needs" rel="nofollow">Download</a>However, the download link IS NOT on the page. See here:
Comment made on September 9, 2009 at 12:54 am
Mike Jolley says:
@J: With this version the download link is styled using CSS so first off, use firebug to see the css.
I think if you add div.download-info p { clear:both; } it might work but you may have to play with that.
2nd try re-saving permalink settings to fix the links.
Comment made on September 9, 2009 at 1:41 am