Hi Thomas,
Can you send us the exact shortcode that you’re using on that page (e.g. [insert-products…etc] )?
[insert-products catalogue_url=”http://www.mycatalogue.test/katalog” products_wide=’4′ product_count=’10’]
Hi Thomas,
Can you try putting a / after katalog?
For example:
[insert-products catalogue_url="http://www.mycatalogue.test/katalog/" products_wide='4' product_count='10']
Hi
Yes that is working, i tried that out a while ago.
Thats why i came to the conclusion that the / is missing, the products themselve work 🙂
Hi
Have you been able to find this issue? Like i said above i tried your approach but its still not working and i assume its a bug (and only one / in the code for the fix) 😉
Best,
Thomas
Hi Thomas,
By default, WordPress adds the trailing slash to all URLs. This is why we didn’t include the slash there by default, as it’s likely that any link you copy from a WordPress site will already have the trailing slash. And, if for some reason, you copy your URL, and it doesn’t have the trailing slash, you just need to make sure you add it in the shortcode. As such, this isn’t a bug (as everything works just fine if you make sure to have the trailing slash in your URL), but a feature request.
Oh my bad sorry! 🙁
I got it wrong, surely its not a bug.
Thanks a lot
Best,
Thomas
