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Hi Karen,
The ways in which a caching plugin handles nonces can differ per plugin, such as decrease the lifespan of the cache to less than 12 hours or exclude one or more pages from caching. Some caching plugins offer a more specific way to deal with nonces.
It is therefore advisable to view the documentation and/or support tickets of the respective plugin. For the Hummingbird caching plugin you could take a look at:
https://wpmudev.com/forums/topic/hummingbird-bypass-cache-for-single-page/You may need to clear the cache before you see any differences (incl browser cache). In the page source you can find whether and on what date the page was cached.
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Team Download After EmailHi Jaco,
Using a caching plugin can cause an error when clicking the submit button of your download form. You can find more detailed information here (including solutions for some caching plugins).
This is often easy to fix by configuring your caching plugin differently. We see (in the browser console) that you are using W3 Total Cache. You can read how to fix this problem regarding this caching plugin here.
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Team Download After EmailHi,
You’re welcome! Great to hear it has been resolved.
Thanks for letting us know.
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Team Download After EmailForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Download After Email - Subscribe & Download Form Plugin] Change button text?Hi,
Yes, you can change the text of the buttons on the edit download page: Admin Menu > Downloads > Add New / Edit Download.
If you have any more questions, feel free to ask.
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Team Download After EmailHi,
Thank you for your appreciation for our plugin!
This topic is covered here. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask. We are glad to help you.
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Team Download After EmailForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Download After Email - Subscribe & Download Form Plugin] Short code missingYou’re welcome! Are the download settings are saved correctly, like the font-size and color options?
The first step would be to inspect the elements in your browser to see if the shortcode is present, but not visible by CSS.
You could check if the shortcode is stored in the wp_postmeta database table, with the meta_key dae_shortcode. If it is not present, you can use the WordPress Debug Mode to find out if an error occurs while saving the download. You can find more information about debugging in WordPress here.
You could also create the shortcode manually, by getting the ID from the edit download page URL e.g. (…?post=342&action=……):
[download_after_email id=”342″]
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Team Download After EmailForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Download After Email - Subscribe & Download Form Plugin] Short code missingHi Alex,
Nice to hear you like our plugin. We appreciate that, thank you!
The shortcode is created after saving the download (Admin Menu> Downloads> Add New / Edit Download). You can also find the shortcodes on the downloads list table (Admin Menu> Downloads).
Here you can find more information on how to place a download form on a post or page.
If you have any more questions, feel free to ask.
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Team Download After EmailForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Download After Email - Subscribe & Download Form Plugin] Submit messageHi,
Nice to hear you like our plugin, we really appreciate that.
We’ll list it for one of the future updates. Thanks for the suggestion and if you have any more suggestions or questions, please let us know.
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Team Download After EmailHi,
Yes this is possible. The padding of the submit button is already set via the download settings, resulting in a CSS code with high priority. This CSS selector has the following structure:
#dae-shortcode31-download-wrapper .dae-shortcode-register-submitYou can prioritize your own CSS by making the selector strong enough, by using a parent div (e.g. <div id=”#page”>) present in your site’s HTML code:
#page .dae-shortcode-download-wrapper .dae-shortcode-register-submit { padding: 10px 30px !important; }If you have any more questions, feel free to ask.
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Team Download After EmailHi,
The checkboxes may not be immediately visible due to caching. Are they visible on the preview page? If so, delete the cache and check if the checkboxes are visible on the front end.
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Team Download After EmailYou’re welcome! In the HTML code of the inspector you can see that the title element is still present (<h2 class=”dae-shortcode-download-title”>…). To remove this element, leave the title field empty and save your settings (Admin Menu > Downloads > Edit Download).
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Team Download After EmailHi,
This topic is covered here. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask.
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Team Download After EmailHi,
This topic is covered here. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask.
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Team Download After EmailHi,
By using certain hooks (coding) it is possible to add custom actions that are performed after clicking the download link. You can find these hooks in /wp-content/plugins/download-after-email/includes/download.php.
You could also use a custom (external) download link. Be aware that changing the download link in the email prevents certain actions from being performed after clicking the download link, such as the actions related to the integrations and updating information about the usage of generated download links.
Here you can find more information about changing the download link:
https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/how-to-add-google-drive-download-link/
If you need help implementing these actions and filters, please let us know via our website. We are glad to help you.
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Team Download After EmailHi Cecilia,
It is not possible to view your page because of the error NET :: ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID. Please let us know when the site is accessible again so we can take a look. The title and picture are optional. If left blank, these elements will not be displayed in your download form (including margin / padding).
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Team Download After Email