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  • De-activate the plugin (download-monitor) or if you want to keep the stats, change here:

    {title} – {description}

    to

    {title} – {description}

    Probably under Custom Output Formats (Plugin settings)
    This is where you define how your download links will look.

    Thread Starter MrFabulous

    (@mrfabulous)

    Hi!

    Thanks for your answer,
    The download link in the page looks like this> [download#2#nohits]

    I could add a custom ourput format in the download setting following your suggestion> {title} – {description}

    However I still cannot understand how I can apply the custom format to the page link.

    Deactivate the plugin is not an option because without it, just by clicking on the link, instead of downloading the file, Quick Time
    starts reading it.

    Thanks for your help,

    Fabrizio

    Sorry, the copy/paste went wrong in my previous post.
    So I read some more:

    To show download links, use the following tags:
    
       1. Link/hits – [download#id]
       2. Link w/o hits – [download#id#nohits]
       3. URL only – [download#id#url]
       4. Hits only - [download#id#hits]
       5. Link with image – [download#id#image]
       6. Link/hits/filesize – [download#id#size]
       7. Link/filesize – [download#id#size#nohits]

    Your choice nr 2 should work but since it does not, you need to go into here:

    “Configuring Download Monitor
    Go to the Downloads > Configuration page. Here you will find the following sections.
    Custom Output Formats
    This is where you define how your download links will look. “

    There should be a spot where you can put in this:

    <a href="{url}" title="" >{title}</a> - {description}

    Thread Starter MrFabulous

    (@mrfabulous)

    Hi!

    Well, choice nr.2 works because the hit nr. is not displayed in the link. Only mouseover is still on.

    My problen relates on how to actually have the output format as suggested by you, after having it entered in the configuration. In my case it is called “test” and its id is 3.

    So, how can I apply the format “test” to the the command [download#2#nohits]?

    Thanks

    Ah (I am slow today), that would be
    [download id="2" format="3"] (don’t know where the nohits goes in this one)
    or
    [download#2#nohits#format=3]

    The docs are a bit confusing here:
    https://blue-anvil.com/archives/wordpress-download-monitor-3-documentation/

    Thread Starter MrFabulous

    (@mrfabulous)

    Yesss, the first works fine!
    Thanks a lot!

    Fabrizio

    Good, now I can sleep ?? (wink)

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