binutz

I do understand! Thanks for clarifying..

Hi Yannik,
Sorry for the late reply.
I tried Permalink method; but it did not work for me. I switched back to the old method that I had specified in my first message.
This time, I tried showings categorized links on Buddypress group pages ( pages attached Buddypress groups that I had created using “Groups Extra plugin) in such a way that each group page displays the links (of a category)associated with that particular group.

I used the same syntax that used earlier ( [link-library categorylistoverride=”25″] [link-library-cats categorylistoverride=”25″] ) and as expected, the unwanted message “No categories found” appeared under the links.

Interestingly, the group page where I pasted the short code ,showed up the following code in the ‘Text mode’
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<!-- Div Linklist -->
<div class="LinkLibraryCat LinkLibraryCat250 level0">

<!-- Div Category -->
<div id="handicrafts-decorations">

<!-- Div Category Name -->
<div class="linklistcatname"><!-- Div Cat Name --><span class="linklistcatclass">Handicrafts & Decorations</span></div>
<!-- DivOrHeader -->

</div>
<!-- Div Category Name -->
<ul>
 	<li><a id="link-15368" class="track_this_link " href="https://youtu.be/tav5D9315RA" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Handicraft Training</a>
<span class="editlink"><a href="https://localhost/maxski/wp-admin/post.php?action=edit&post=15368">(Edit)</a></span></li>
</ul>
</div>
<!-- Div End Category -->
<script type='text/javascript'>
jQuery(document).ready(function()
{
jQuery('.arrow-up').hide();
jQuery('#linklist1 a.track_this_link').click(function() {
linkid = this.id;
linkid = linkid.substring(5);
path = '..\..\..\..\maxski/';
jQuery.ajax( {    type: 'POST',    url: 'https://localhost/maxski/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php',     data: { action: 'link_library_tracker',             _ajax_nonce: '11a167ce5e',             id:linkid, xpath:path }     });
return true;
});
jQuery('#linklist1 .expandlinks').click(function() {
target = '.' + jQuery(this).attr('id');
subcattarget = '.' + jQuery(this).attr('data-subcat');
if ( jQuery( target ).is(':visible') ) {
jQuery(target).slideUp();
jQuery(subcattarget).slideToggle();
jQuery(this).children('img').attr('src', 'https://localhost/maxski/wp-content/plugins/link-library/icons/expand-32.png');
} else {
jQuery(target).slideDown();
jQuery(subcattarget).slideToggle();
jQuery(this).children('img').attr('src', 'https://localhost/maxski/wp-content/plugins/link-library/icons/collapse-32.png');
}
});
jQuery('#linklist1 .linklistcatclass').click(function() {
jQuery(this).siblings('.expandlinks').click();
});
jQuery('#linklist1 .linklistcatnamedesc').click(function() {
jQuery(this).siblings('.expandlinks').click();
});
});
</script>

</div>
<!-- Div Linklist -->
<!-- End of Link Library Output -->

<!-- Link Library Categories Output -->
<div>No categories found.</div>
<!-- End of Link Library Categories Output -->

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I think the last part of the code is causing “No categories found” message to appear below the links on my pages. Is there any work around to hide that message on all pages ?
It is the only hitch I have encountered so far, otherwise everything works perfectly!
Thanks,
Binu

Thanks for the clarification. I will try that.

Hi Yannick,
I was about to try the method suggested by you; but now I am bit confused about the way it works.
As per the following instructions given:

“Set the Permalinks page address (e.g. for mysite.com/links, type links in the Permalinks Page field)”

My questions are :

Do I have to manually enter the links summitted by the users in the in the Permalinks Page field or Will they automatically be displayed on the pages dedicated for each category?

Thanks
Binu

Thanks a lot for the suggestion.
I will try that out.

Hi Yannick,
Thanks for the quick and detailed response.
What I am trying to achieve is to show 60 categories in 60 pages, ensuring that each page displays only a specific category associated with that particular page.

My purpose is to show the links submitted by the users under 60 topics(categories) in 60 sperate pages, with a page dedicated for each topic. And my users are members of Buddypress groups in 60 categories(ie,60 user groups).
I am trying add separate pages corresponding to each Buddypress group so that users can view only the relevant links meant for a particular group on the page associated with that group.

For link submission,I am using the standard form where user can select their category (topic)of interest from the drop down list and submit links.

Is there any better way to accomplish my purpose?

With the current shortcode everything works as expected, except that the unwanted message that appears below the links! I hope it can be hidden using CSS.

Binu

Thanks a lot for the quick reply with a viable solution!
I will surely try template override option.

I am glad that I found this wonderful plugin.

Binu

Thanks.It is working fine.

I am also facing the same problem!
only Short code is visible on the page.

Thanks a lot for checking my post and responding with the right solution!
I will check that out later.
Zach

Hi Alexander,
As a work around,I added a 7th category named G to show tied scores.
4 points out of 7 has been fixed as a condition for being regarded a dominant trait in this case.
The formula that i worked out is as follows:(Category G)

a => 4 AND ( a = b OR a = c OR a = d OR a = e OR a = f ) OR b => 4 AND ( b = a OR b = c OR b = d OR b = e OR b = f ) OR c =>4 AND ( c = d OR c = e OR c = f ) OR d => 4 AND ( d = e OR d = f ) OR e =>4 AND ( e = f ) OR f => 4

With this ,I am able to show the result with ” Multiples Traits” as the label for category G.

Though this is not the perfect solution,it just serves my purpose.

Thanks for this wonderful plugin.

Zach

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by binutz.

Thanks for your prompt response.

Thanks for the clarification! It is a great relief for me!
With regard to version 7x update,I didn’t have any problem with core function (login-log out).
I installed redirection extension and entered a page url for custom redirection. It did not redirect me to the specified page when I logged in again. I am not very sure whether I had configurred the settings correctly,as I didn’t find a tutorial/instruction for adding free extensions.. .
Anyways, I am more comfortable with older version as it worked well for me..

@prashantvatsh
Thanks a lot for taking time into looking into the issue reported!

I found the following warning/message while checking the console (Mozilla & Chrome)

JQMIGRATE: Migrate is installed, version 1.4.1
load-scripts.php:9:542

Hope this helps you

@vapvarun

For your information :

I just noticed that Plugin works fine on Localhost .
Problem exists only on the live site.
I installed & checked out the plugin on two live sites hosted on different servers. Unfortunately same problem occurs both the places.
I have also ruled themes & plugin conflicts at my end.

It may be worth looking into this issue if other users also encounter the same issue.