paulc123

It concerned me until I scrolled down here and saw comments from the author. Basically it’s not abandoned, works fine, and being monitored. Just hasn’t bumped the version to remove that message. A sticky might make this clear.

The same has happened to me. A couple of months ago I noticed this happening and as the site only sells products later in the year I unpublished the page. It stopped the fraudulent payment attempts. Then last week it started again even though the form was not accessible on the site. So with captcha or not it makes no difference. I had to deactivate the plugin.

Same problem as @whereverpanda

Had to remove the bracket otherwise the site went down. After this editors can now see the submission page and select a form. But the page hangs. Have had to make a client an administrator to see submissions.

FWIW I had this in wp-config.php:
define( ‘UPLOADS’, ”.’media’ );

WordPress Download Manager used to ignore this and use the standard uploads folder. Now it doesn’t.

I’ve just tried uploading a new document and for that one when I “Generate Download Link” and copy & paste the URL into a browser I can see the file. I tried editing and updating an existing download but this didn’t work.

A hard refresh (CTRL+F5) on Windows resolved this for me.

Hi Draakjuh

I had the same problem so assumed this hadn’t been done yet. Anyway a hack …

<?

if (is_archive()){

	if(is_year()){//in media archive custom post type browsing by year

		echo '<a title="Go to Home." href="/">Home</a> > <a title="Go to Media Center." href="/media-center/">Media Center</a> > <a href="/media-center/media-archive/">Media Archive</a> > ';
		echo get_the_date( 'Y' );

	}else{//in monthly news archive
		echo '<a title="Go to Home." href="/">Home</a> > <a title="Go to Media Center." href="/">Media Center</a> > ';
		echo get_the_date( 'F' );
	}
}else{//not in archive -just use the breadcrumb

	if(function_exists('bcn_display'))
	{
		bcn_display();
	}
}

?>