Use of the #owner,#me parameters

  • Resolved coffeecuplj

    (@coffeecuplj)


    2 years, 12 months ago

    Hi Jacob, it’s been a Long while since I’ve needed to ask you for some help, but I’m reworking some old parts of my website and can’t recall what the code does.

    I have the following coded on one webpage :

    [wppa type=”content” album=”#owner,#me,1]
    [wppa type=”content” album=”#owner,#me,2]
    [wppa type=”content” album=”#owner,#me,6]

    this returns for me three of my many albums and their photos, other members who only have two albums it displays their two albums.

    But I can’t understand why I coded #me,1 and #me,2 what is the 1,2 or 6 doing to select specific albums ? please

    And, if I simply code : [wppa type=”content” album=”#owner,#me] I get a every album listed on my website, not just those owned by me.

    Thanks in advance, and apologies for being forgetful of what I’d coded 5 years ago

    Laurence

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  • Plugin Author Jacob N. Breetvelt

    (@opajaap)

    See the doc: https://wppa.nl/shortcode-reference/ under the tab Album specifications

    album="#owner,username[,parent]"

    A virtual album containing all albums owned by username.
    If parent is specified, only the sub-albums of that parent will be selected, if parent is omitted, only top-level albums owned by username.
    This shortcode may show album covers (type=”cover”) or photos (type=”album”). If username is #me, the currently logged in user is assumed.
    Parent album may also be an album name preceeded by a $ sign or an enumeration of album numbers (e.g. 3.5.7..11).

    Thread Starter coffeecuplj

    (@coffeecuplj)

    Thanks you Jacob,

    It all makes sense again now

    ??

    Laurence

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