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Are you offering the form as a downloadable item or is it a page and you want to see how many people are visiting that page?

If it is a downloadable item, then you configured it as a download in our plugin. The following tutorial should be helpful:

Basic Usage – Creating a Simple Downloadable Item

If it is a page and you want to know how many times the page has been viewed, then you should use something like Google Analytics to track the page views.

[admin]

If you are using PHP Dispatch option for the download, your server’s PHP RAM memory comes into play (because the download is streamed by the PHP).

So first qusetion is, are you using the PHP Dispatch or the secure download option for this download item?

Try unchecking the PHP Dispatch option and you should be good.

This is also when the amazon s3 integration can come in handy. You can upload the larges files to s3 (instead of your server that can’t handle it). Then the following addon will take care of the download from your s3 account

Amazon S3 Integration Addon

This is handy if you are using a server with low PHP RAM memory.

[admin]

Normally that happens if the PHP dispatch is failing to work correctly on this site. Do you have any caching plugin installed?

[admin]

We have added a new feature to insert adsense in your downloads:

Adding Adsense or Advertisements to Your Downloads

[admin]

Hi, The plugin has the following feature that you can enable so only logged-in users can download the item:

Only Allow Logged-in Users to Download

Alternatively, if you are using a membership plugin then all you have to do is use the download manager plugin to put the download button on a protected post/page. Something like the following maybe:

Tracking Member Downloads

Does that help?

[admin]

This will need to be custom coded. I will try to create an addon for it.

[admin]

So you mean like adsense code in your download page? Below the download button or above the download item image?

[admin]

okay so you want an weekly email notification that contains the current download counter of each download items that you have?

[admin]

Hi, The best way to see the download count is by logging into the admin dashboard.

I am not 100% sure what you are trying to do but are you saying you want to email yourself the download count every week?

[admin]

There is a feature to allow only logged-in users to download the items.

Go to the settings menu of the Download Monitor plugin then enable the following option:

Only Allow Logged-in Users to Download

Alternatively, you can also use a membership plugin like our WP eMember to protect the posts/pages that contains the downloads:

WordPress Membership Plugin – WP eMember

That way only the members who are logged-in can see the download items and download.

[admin]

Glad to hear this is sorted. If you could tell us what version of PHP your server was using, that would be helpful. Thanks.

[admin]

We don’t have an option for it at the moment. Normally, the users add a standard sharing plugin to your site that has share icons to your WordPress posts and pages. That same plugin will add the share icons to the download item page created by this plugin.

[admin]

Looks like your site is using a very old version of PHP. Can you please ask your hosting provider what version of PHP you are using and if they can upgrade it to something newer?

[admin]

I am not sure about the .gpx extension. I never dealt whit that extension before. The browsers are likely getting a little suspicious about it and stopping it. I would say its better for you to go with the zip file approach then you eliminate this issue. Its very common to receive a zip file as a download when you download an item from a website.

[admin]

WordPress restricts uploading of some file types. You can use the following addon to remove that restriction:

Allow More File Types to Be Uploaded via WordPress

After that you should be able to upload that file using the media uploader.

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