photonicgnostic

This is extremely helpful. You found a bug! I’ll have it fixed in the next version.

In the mean time, check the shortcode you used to place the Bookshelf. As far as I can tell, 21557 is not a valid post ID, or that post contained no items at the time of the error.

Hi! Try setting your domain name to arrowhead.ent.sirsi.net, and enter THPL in the catalog profile field. That should take care of the link issue.

It’s possible a theme or plugin update is causing a conflict. Do you know which ones were recently updated? Does the error message give you any specific information? Can you replicate the issue on a hidden page without breaking the rest of your site?

Hi Jeff,

The URL format to get usable JSON data is:
https://openlibrary.org/people/{username}/lists/{list ID}/seeds.json

So you can use this URL to import data into the plugin: https://openlibrary.org/people/richastro/lists/OL208166L/seeds.json

Update to v4.30 and let me know if you continue to have issues.

Thanks for reporting this! This is an issue with importing items from Koha reports if you are using the Amazon image CDN. In the case of your book club kits, they all have custom OPAC images stored on your Koha server. If an item in a Koha report has no ISBN the plugin is supposed use the Biblionumber to find an image on your server. That is not working as intended.

As a temporary work-around, try using an image CDN other than Amazon, or entering this list manually.

This will be fixed soon in the next version.

Yes, you can use UPCs with the WebPac Pro OPAC as your catalog system. Hopefully your image CDN will have covers associated with the UPCs as well.

It depends on which catalog system you have. Can I have a link to your site?

Have you tagged your Bookshelves and set the widget to use that tag?

You may want to use shortcodes instead of the widget. You can paste Bookshelf shortcodes in Elementor Text Editor or Shortcode elements. The widget is designed to show multiple Bookshelves in a particular category.

Update to v4.25 and this should be fixed.

Thanks!

This appears to be a jQuery issue that’s cropping up with WP 5.6.

Check that your theme is up to date and is marked compatible with v5.6.

If you are using security or optimizing plugins, try disabling them. If that resolves the issue then see if you can exclude the jQuery file from being touched by those plugins. Also, see if you can exclude it from your caching plugin.

Your jQuery files lives at /wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery.min.js

Your theme determines whether the post title is displayed on a single-post page such as this. Some themes do and some do not. If the plugin also rendered the Bookshelf title, some sites would have two titles on a Bookshelf page.

Instead of linking to the Bookshelf post, you could embed the Bookshelf into a new page using the shortcode. Then you can have add a title or any other elements to accompany the Bookshelf.

Congratulations! You found a bug! It turns out Open Library links were broken in an earlier release. They are working again as of 4.15. This plugin does not support “syncing” to OpenLibrary.org accounts. I will explore adding support for the Open Library Lists API. Perhaps Openbook Book Data will be more useful to you.

Thanks Steve! I’ll include this in the next release.

I think you want the same feature I do. I would like to see the viewport height adapt to the page width in a responsive design while not using the adaptiveHeight option. The fixed height of the viewport creates distorted image aspect ratios in my mobile browser with a responsive theme and adaptiveHeight turned off.