• Resolved jeynon

    (@jeynon)


    Hi David!
    So I am work on what I thought was going to be simple but has turned south on me!
    I am looking to output the link to my document in a list format. I have that. In this example I have all of my watershed plans out on the page. What I want to have is all the categories in a list next to the name. I eventually will put some hide tags around them and then do some nifty jQuery to sort/filter them out the way the client wants.
    I can’t seem to get the categories to display.
    [mla_gallery mla_markup=default-uwrwa attachment_category="watershed-plans" post_mime_type="" link=file columns=3 orderby="title" mla_caption="{+term_links:attachment_category+}"]

    My Template looks like this..

    <li>
    	<[+icontag+] class='gallery-icon [+orientation+]'>
    		[+link+]
    	</[+icontag+]>
    	[+captiontag_content+]
    </li>

    Am I not asking the attachment category to display in the caption area of the output? I would love to even save that space and have the actual caption display there and have these tags go elsewhere. How can I do this?

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Thread Starter jeynon

    (@jeynon)

    You love when the person finds the answer they need anyway!
    [+template:(([+terms:attachment_category+]|none))+]
    Love the plugin!

    Plugin Author David Lingren

    (@dglingren)

    Good to hear from you again, and thanks for finding the solution even quicker than I could! I will leave this topic resolved, but please update it if you have any other problems or questions about displaying the terms.

    I always wondered what you were able to do with the “MLA Multisite Extensions” example plugin from this earlier topic:

    Using Shortcodes to retrieve media from another sites media library

    Thanks for the kind words and for your continued interest in the plugin.

    Thread Starter jeynon

    (@jeynon)

    Oh it works! We loaded it and have been testing it on our multisite. Once we fully implement on the forward facing site we will report back! The school is very happy.

    Plugin Author David Lingren

    (@dglingren)

    That’s excellent news, thanks! I look forward to your report.

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