Andrew Rockwell

Good to see you figured it out. If that is your actual access token in the URL I would regenerate a new one. Access tokens should be treated like passwords.

I’ve never worked with a LinkedIn university page since they have special requirements to make one, so I can’t say for sure.

If the university pages functions differently than the company pages I doubt it’s possible to access that info in a manner like this since LinkedIn doesn’t have that documented anywhere. It would have to wait until (/if) LinkedIn updates their API to support university pages.

I’ve made an inquiry and will update you once I get an answer. Not sure how long that will be though as their support system is all community based :/

Hm, well that error message means that the LinkedIn account has been authenticated, but that LinkedIn is saying the account isn’t linked to any companies.

When you go to edit the company page is the account you made the app & authenticated with listed under “Designated Admins”?

Glad to hear!

Do you have rw_company_admin checked on the LinkedIn developer app?

1.4.3 should resolve this problem ??

1.4.3 should resolve this problem ??

Thanks for mentioning this. The new version has the functions working properly. linkedin_company_updates will echo out the results and get_linkedin_company_updates will just retrieve the html

Hm, it seems LinkedIn is sending broken images. I’ll have a fix in the next update.

For now you can hide the broken images with this javascript:

var checkImages = document.getElementById('linkedin-con').getElementsByTagName('img');
for ( var i = checkImages.length - 1; i >= 0; i-- ) {
	if ( ! checkImages[ i ].complete || typeof checkImages[ i ].naturalWidth === 'undefined' || checkImages[ i ].naturalWidth === 0 ) {
		checkImages[ i ].style.display = 'none';
	}
}

Let me know if you need help with placing the javascript on the site

I fixed another bug having to do with images with links, try updating to 1.4.2 and let me know if that fixes it.

Fixed a bug in 1.4.2, update and let me know if that fixes it!

Do you have admin rights to your linkedin company page?

Update to 1.4.1 and the bug has been fixed ??

Did you save your Client ID & Client Secret before trying to generate the access token?

Neither are currently options, but you can add this CSS and it will only display the updates:

ul#linkedin-con #linkedin-item img.linkedin-update-logo,
ul#linkedin-con #linkedin-item h3,
ul#linkedin-con h2,
ul#linkedin-con #linkedin-item span {
    display: none !important;
}