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Files to be stamped must be uncompressed PDF files. The free “squeeze form” download button will stamp files.
WP eStore -> Settings -> Addon Settings -> Download Manager Related -> Automatic URL Conversion Preference
Try the “Do Not Convert” option.
“Requested File Could Not Be Found” is no longer a valid error message. Please upgrade to the latest version of eStore and try again:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/automatic-update-request
If you still are having problems, please enable debugging and look in the download_manager_debug.log file for clues as to what may be going on.
Right now, there is no support for free download link e-mail templates.
However, if you are brave enough and “want it now…”
Warning: Running with scissors (highly technical information) ahead…
Inside the eStore_includes2.php file there are two functions defined:
eStore_send_free_download1() and eStore_send_free_download2()
eStore_send_free_download1() is used for the Ajax free download buttons and eStore_send_free_download2() is used for the non-Ajax buttons.
You can hard code the messages there.
Always run with scissors pointed down, or you’ll put someone’s eye out.
Ok, here is what we know…
At some point, large files are causing the download script to be terminated in mid transfer.
You’ve probably looked at the code in the download.php file already, for method #1, and have seen the great lengths we’ve gone through to catch all possible errors that might occur.
The test script reveals that PHP “thinks” we have overridden the script timer, but the log files tell a different story — that something on the server is terminating the script.
I’ll have to research this some more, but I don’t think any extra scripting on your part will correct the problem, because it is something external to PHP that is causing the scripts to terminate.
WARNING — More running with scissors (highly technical information) ahead…
You can try executing this script to test if the set_time_limit() is being ignored by your provider. I know it works under PHP 5.2 and up, but have not tested on other versions.
<?php
echo ‘Default Maximum Script Execution Time is = ‘.ini_get(‘max_execution_time’).”;
set_time_limit(0);
echo ‘Maximum Script Execution Time is now = ‘.ini_get(‘max_execution_time’).”;
?>
When executed from the browser, the output should look something like:
Default Maximum Script Execution Time is = 60
Maximum Script Execution Time is now = 0
Caveat… it is unknown whether of not, if the set_time_limit() is being restricted, if PHP will still set the requested value and then simply “ignore it.” Only the previously suggested checking of the debug files is a sure way to determine if the script was killed off by PHP.
Now, I am going back to sleep, lol…
WARNING — Running with scissors (highly technical information) ahead…
It occurred to me in my sleep (yeah, I’m like that) that since a 600mb file takes a considerable amount of time to transfer; the problem may be that your provider is terminating the download script, because they have restricted the use of the set_time_limit() function:
http://php.net/manual/en/function.set-time-limit.php
At the start of every download, eStore issues a set_time_limit(0) call. However, because it is a void return, there is no way to determine if the call was successful; other than to see if the script successfully completes.
To determine if eStore completed executing its scripts without being terminated, please enable the debugging logs. Attempt a download and then look in the “download_manager_debug.log” file. The normal sequence of messages should include a “dispatching DL method” entry, followed by some kind of DL completed entry. If the script was terminated by PHP, the last entry should be just the “dispatching DL method” message. If the script completed without being terminated by PHP, the last entry should be some message of download success or failure message.
Under the WP eStore -> Settings -> Addon Settings -> Download Manager Related settings, have you tried the different download methods?
Outbound e-mail delays are a function of both network delays AND throttling by your hosting provider. Your mileage will vary, depending upon what you pay for…
Have fun.
Are you trying to do a download, without the use of any other download plugins, just the download feature built into the browser?
What browsers (including version) have you tried?
Have you tried any of the other “download methods” listed under WP eStore -> Settings -> Addon Settings -> Download Manager Related -> Download Methods ?
WP eStore -> Settings -> Addon Settings -> Download Manager Related -> Automatic URL Conversion Preference -> Do Not Convert
