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6:08 pm
March 16, 2009
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jules411
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Post edited 11:10 pm – March 16, 2009 by jules411
Hi there,
i'm being a bit dizzy here but i've gotton confused by your installation process.
I've completed 1 to 6 fine and dandy
- Upload entire directory to the
/wp-content/plugins/ directory
- Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
- Navigate to the plugin Options in your admin menu.
- Configure your options and save.
- Navigate to the Category menu
- Add a category or two.
But now i'm confused (and the numbers have reverted on the list below). I don't know 'where' the directory is, what the url is nor understand what you mean by number 2 below adding the shortcode.
- Create a new page for the User submission form.
- Add the shortcode for the directory. eg.
- Add the shortcode for the form. eg.
- Activate the pages and start maintaining your directory.
Basically, I know i've installed it and have active categories and an active test link, but have no idea how to make it visible.
Sorry, but help would be appreciated :)
ps: sorry, god knows what happened i just cut and paste the instructions in and a load of ads appeared. Tried deleting them but the boxes remain. sorry again.
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6:08 am
March 17, 2009
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support
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create a new page with the shortcode for the links.
Here I called it "Directory of Useful Links"
On that page you will need to add the shortcode for the directory to appear.
[ directory category=all ]
That will create the directory on that page.
Now you can create multiple pages for different categories. Just change "all" to the category id that you want to use for that page.
If you copy the above example you will need to remove the space before directory and after all. There cannot be spaces between the braces and the ends of the text.
I hope this clears it up a little.
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7:14 pm
March 17, 2009
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bebop
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i have been trying your plugin in wpmu
i does not seems to be working but i do not know if its because of isntallation or because of wpmu
any idea of that ? :
you can have a chek here :
http://testblog.greenzer.org
i am using the last version i found 1.5 of your plugin and wpmu 2.7
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7:21 pm
March 17, 2009
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bebop
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since i have entered the recaptcha data the submit form seems to bee working good
but i still do not see any information from the category pages
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7:34 pm
March 17, 2009
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bebop
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the plugin random links seems also tobe working …
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7:37 pm
March 17, 2009
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bebop
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the pb was due to wpmu that was filtering your whort code
with the plugin wpmu unfiltered it seems to be working
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6:04 am
March 18, 2009
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support
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hmm… what do you mean by filtering? Where is that option located?
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5:45 am
March 24, 2009
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ronm
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Hi,
I just installed this plugin and have the same issue as Jules above.
I followed steps as described and created a test page and added the shortcode as described and all I get is "Powered by WP-directory-List"
I also entered the shortcode for user form entries and only
"get To use reCAPTCHA you must get an API key fromhttp://recaptcha.net/api/getkey"
and I added a link thru the plugin admin Add Link fields and noticed that it is listed twice in the Manage Directory listing at the top of that page, although this link does not show up on the page I created with the shortcode.
I did remove the spaces as you indicated above before inserting the shortcode.
I am running WP 2.71.
Thanks
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7:25 am
March 24, 2009
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ronm
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I got public and private captcha keys and plugged them in on the options page and now the directory entry form does appear on the page with the shortcode.
But I did not check the "Require Captcha Validation for User submitted links?" at the top of the options page and it still seems to require the recaptcha keys.
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8:05 pm
March 24, 2009
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support
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There was a bug where it wasn't checking to see if you wanted to actually use recaptcha before trying to send the data to their website. Fixed it and another previously identified bug.
The Recaptcha check should be fixed.
Now if you want to actually use recaptcha in your form, you must use this tag where you want it to appear:
%RECAPTCHA%
ronm, do you have an example that I can see so that I can better understand how to help? A url would be great.
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8:16 pm
March 24, 2009
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ronm
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I am running the latest version of this plugin. Did you just fix this problem or was it in the latest release?
please send me an email and I will email you the test site url.
thanks
Ron
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5:48 pm
March 25, 2009
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support
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The tag has been in the other releases.
The check to see if you actually have a key and you want to use it is in 1.5.2. Whereas before it just tried to send the data and was failing if you didn't have a key.
See if that helps. If not then let me know and I will send you an email to get the url.
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7:10 pm
March 28, 2009
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ron
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I was at 1.5.0, just upgraded to 1.5.2 and it did take care of the recaptcha issue.
thanks
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