You should be able to add limit=100 (or whatever amount) into that shortcode to set a limit on the amount of posts displayed.
Thanks for this. I’ve changed the shortcode to read [resumeDisplay limit=100] but the page still displays only the single, very latest of the 3 submissions posted so far. Each new resume that I add (this is a development site at present) is the only one that is displayed. All the submitted PDF files are in the correct place but only the latest one is displayed on the page.
Interestingly, if I change the submission times in the database the submission with the most recent date & time is displayed. Even if I vary the submission times between 2 of them, by only one second, the most recent is the only one to be displayed.
Ok, I do see the error.
The function I have called to get the pdf is giving an error, which is stopping the for statement from displaying the rest of the entries.
I will get this fixed in the next update that should be released on 5/15.
Ok – Many thanks for this Keith. I’ll look out for the release on Sunday.
This error is now fixed in the update to 2.1.7
Thanks.
Hi Keith – many thanks for the updated version which I have downloaded and installed. Unfortunately, rather than solve the problem – it has made it worse. The page using [resumeDisplay] no longer displays any resume links. There are just none!
I guess uploading the new file that fixes this would probably help…
Delete and re-download it.
It should work then.
Sorry about that.
Keith – is it just one file? If so which one and where will I find it? The update link in the plugins folder is no longer there because I used it to update a few minutes ago. I don’t really want to delete the entire plug-in since there are some jobs already entered.
It is one file called pdf-functions.php in the includes folder.
Brilliant! Thank you very much Keith. I’m really pleased with this plug-in. Any chance that the “no line breaks” problem in TinyMCE might be solved any time soon? And are there any plans for the outputted PDF files (of the resumes) to follow the formatting of the source pages? This also seems to be a “line break” issue.
Peter
Thank you for using it.
I have been looking at the TinyMCE problem for a bit now.
So far no luck as I seem to be doing everything correctly (I hope),
yet it still takes the p tags away.
A work around for this would be to download the plugin “Advanced TinyMCE”.
This is on our dev site and works perfectly.
Keith – can you offer me any clues about implementing Advanced TinyMCE in your plug-in. I’ve installed it and it now appears as the default for ‘pages and posts’ (in the core) but stubbornly will just not appear in Resumes and Job Posts. Actually, I couldn’t find “Advanced TinyMCE” but did find “TinyMCE Advanced” which I imagine is the same thing.
Yes, under the Settings panel you should see “TinyMCE Advanced”.
In there find in the advanced box at the bottom, “Stop removing the p and br tags when saving”.
Make sure this is checked.
This plugin basically mods the existing TinyMCE to allow for more options when using it.
Thanks I can see that now. BUT – and this may be interesting for you – in the few minutes before your last message I looked through your ‘functions.php’ file and found the ‘wpautop’ => true, which I changed to ‘wpautop’ => false, – and guess what? Yup, when I created a new job posting the <p> tags were retained. When I have a litle time I’ll do a fresh install of this plug-in on another site and see what happens. In the meantime, many thanks for your patience and help.
Peter
Yeah, just tried it on my end and it does work now…
The only thing I didn’t try ha.. and set to true is suppose to mean that is does put them…
Weird.
But I appreciate you letting me know!
