Teo Alex

Hello @luislu ,

We’ve just released a new version. Please update the plugin and clear the cache if needed.

Warm regards,
Teo

Hello @buckfast2050 ,

Did you manage to find a fix for the issue? I was not able to replicate the problem neither verify it on your website.

Warm regards,
Teo

Hello @sarkenny95 ,

The option to make a custom question required is only available in the PRO version of the plugin. The documentation you’re referring to in the knowledge base applies to the PRO version.

Hello @dccreatives ,

Yes, this is possible. Just edit your password page and add the message in the content editor. After the page is unlocked, if a user returns to it, the password form will be hidden and your message will be shown instead.

Hello @stejus ,

I wasn’t able to reproduce the issue on the page you mentioned. Have you managed to find a solution on your end?

Hello @hamiddavodi ,

The only way to change the file name of the downloaded file is to add custom code in your (child) theme functions.php file and modify the download headers that are being sent.

Here’s an example of how that function should look like:

add_filter( ‘dlm_download_headers’, ‘dlm_custom_download_filename_headers’, 10, 4 );

/**
Force a custom download filename for Download Monitor.
*/
function dlm_custom_download_filename_headers( $headers, $file_path, $download, $version ) { $file_name = ‘my_file_name’; if ( is_object( $version ) && method_exists( $version, ‘get_filetype’ ) ) {
$ext = (string) $version->get_filetype();
if ( $ext ) {
$file_name .= ‘.’ . $ext;
}
} $encoded = rawurlencode( sanitize_file_name( $file_name ) ); if ( defined( ‘DLM_DOING_XHR’ ) && DLM_DOING_XHR ) {
$headers[‘Content-Disposition’] = “attachment; filename=\”{$encoded}\”;”;
$headers[‘X-DLM-File-Name’] = $encoded;
} else {
$headers[‘Content-Disposition’] = “attachment; filename*=UTF-8”{$encoded};”;
} return $headers;
}

Hello @luislu ,

By default, a WordPress nonce is valid for up to 24 hours (internally it rotates every ~12 hours). After that, any request using that nonce will fail and return the “Security check failed” message.

If you automatically clear the cache every X hours, then yes, it will appear to “fix” the problem, because a new page will be generated and a fresh nonce will be inserted.

The proper solution is to exclude Passster-protected pages from page cache.