Output of the [file_urls]

  • In the old version, using [file_urls] in the custom output created a link on the download title in the email sent to the requester. The new version simply uses the URL with no reference to the download title. This is likely to reduce downloads because the recipient doesn’t recognize the URL as something that was requested. Please restore the previous action of using links on the download titles.

    Thanks,
    Tim

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  • Plugin Author mandsconsulting

    (@mandsconsulting)

    That should be easy to reimplement, I will add this to the next release.

    Thread Starter timothyf

    (@timothyf)

    Great! I look forward to this reimplemented in the next release.

    Thanks,
    Tim

    Dear Mandsconsulting Team,

    Do you know when this new release (fixing the issues of multiple urls) is likely to be released?
    Thank you and congratulations for a very useful plugin!

    Regards:

    Eric

    If anyone is till looking or this fix, I updated line 93 of /includes/class-email-before-download-process.php to be:

    $urls .= ‘<p>‘.ucwords($file[‘title’]).’</p>’;

    instead of:

    $urls .= $file[‘url’] . “\r\n”;

    @timothyf – add this or something similar to the codebase?

    $urls .= $file[‘url’] . “\r\n”;

    @timothyf – add this or something similar to the codebase?

    Didn’t work for me I replaced it with this:

    $urls .= '<a href="'. $file['url'] .'">'.$file['title'].'</a>' . "\r\n";

    • This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by reneim.
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