The plugin offers a higher level of protection by preventing a file from direct URL access and stopping search engines like Google from indexing your files. Prevent Direct Access helps you control access through user roles, download clicks, and time expiry.
Quick-add panel using shortcode of each file. Besides remarkable features, a user-friendly interface is an important factor in deciding your ideal plugin. If you want to upgrade to the Pro versions, you need to make purchases on their sites. An email including a download URL and the license to install and activate the paid version will be sent to your email after paying.
Upon installation and successful activation, Download Monitor or WordPress Download Manager plugins add a new section called Downloads to your WordPress navigation menu. You can insert and edit files or set up features there. With Download Monitor, the Downloads section has specific items that help you upload, edit, and manage media files easily.
It turns out that your downloads function like posts. You can assign categories and tags to each file via Categories or Tags. On top of that, you can protect and manage your media right in your WordPress Media list view.
Each file has a file management popup enabling you to control downloads by setting the download limit and expiry, file access permissions, and creating new download links. The protected file has the blue protected mark in the Media Library or red shadow in the Media Library grid view. Since the 2 former plugins aim to manage files more effectively, you must upload files to the Downloads sections. In contrast, Prevent Direct Access works directly in the Media Library so that you can easily protect files.
Download Monitor plugin has powerful premium extensions that cover functionalities and more advanced features such as email locking of files, form-locking, or support for Amazon S3 hosting of downloads.
Not only does the WP Download Manager offer you a variety of features-related add-ons but it also provides access to payment gateways and upcoming themes. This plugin comes with plenty of extensions and integration.
Once protected, your content is not accessible through its original URL anymore. Download Monitor plugin provides extensive documentation guiding you on how to set up and use the plugin as well as how to sell digital products. However, it covers limited basic information. Would recommend this product and this support team highly. Dhruv helped to resolved issues with the plugin in my GoDaddy managed wp environment, even providing a temporary plugin that solved the issues.
Plugin doesnt work. Contacted support for 2 days in a row before using a different plugin which worked out of the box. They refuse to refund! I'm trying a credit card charge back.
Hopefully this goes through! They are flat out refusing a refund. What a scam of a company! Solves a serious WordPress shortcoming very elegantly. Can be a bit tricky to get it going, but thanks to a very helpful support, no real problem.
Outstanding support on a great plugin. Got in touch with a small problem, which ended up being my own mistake, but support got me up and running in no time at all. Highly recommended. You can also protect your file under Media Grid View.
Installation There are 2 easy ways to install our plugin: 1. The nerdy way Download the plugin. Why nothing happens after I activate the plugin? Prevent Direct Access supports websites hosted on Apache servers out of the box.
Why do I see a warning message on top after activating the plugin? How many files can I protect? Since PDA Lite version 2. The plugin works as advertised. I had a lot of legacy material to clean up, and it went pretty quickly. I did run into problems with my hosting provider's caching SiteGround.
Once I found the recommendations to turn off the hosting cache it worked flawlessly. My problem is protecting files in my course, the problem is solved by this utility, thanks for your enthusiastic support.
The plugin works great. I needed for a client area to make certain files private. There may be many other ways to stop content theft from WordPress blogs, but I have found the easiest for me is to add little something to each new post. If you are a regular reader, you may have noticed the small copyright disclaimer on the top of all new posts now.
What I have started doing is adding a copyright disclaimer to the very beginning of each new post and in the excerpt. But I only keep it there as long as the post is the latest.
Since I use excerpts when making new posts I also put the copyright disclaimer in it as well. Again, remembering to remove it when making a new post. I guess you could keep the copyright notice in all posts but in my experience, the lame, lazy content scraper thieves only take the latest post. I know its a bit of a pain to remember to remove the disclaimer from the last post when making a new one but I do so for the look and SEO of the blog.
Here is the copyright disclaimer I used:. The use of this content feed on other websites breaches copyright. If this content is not in your news reader, or on any other site than wparena. Once I started using the copyright disclaimer the content scrapers stopped immediately. Now that I scared them off I think I will test the next post without the copyright disclaimer and see if they are gone for good. Although, disabling right clicks seems like a better solution but there are a few problems associated with it.
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