Plugin Author
Bob
(@prasunsen)
Where can I see this? The [namaste-mycourses] shortcode displays only links to the courses, it doesn’t display the “you can enroll…” text. Are you sure you are not talking about different shortcode?
See if this works. The two redundant statements are at the bottom of the page.
http://50.87.248.77/~microcp3/namaste-course/styles-of-defending/
Plugin Author
Bob
(@prasunsen)
I see it only once. Is this what you mean?:
“This content is for logged in users.
You can enroll in this course from your student dashboard. You need to be logged in.”
I see it once directly under course description (which is inside the table or box) and then I see it once again written just below the table/box. I just cleared my cache to see if that had anything to do with it. Nope. Both statements are still there.
Most important thing though is how would I go about getting rid of it? I don’t really need it there because there is a big green enroll button there already. It just makes it confusing to see the button and the statement(s).
Plugin Author
Bob
(@prasunsen)
What exactly are the shortcodes that you have published on that page?
Plugin Author
Bob
(@prasunsen)
OK, I think I know what’s going on now. Please don’t use [namaste-mycourses] inside a course post. Use it in a regular post or page, or any other content that is not course or lesson.
I’ll check how to avoid this when used in course, but there is no point to use the shortcode there. The idea of the shortcode is to expose the user dashboard on the front end. It doesn’t look logical to me to make it a part of the course contents.
Okay, I’ve created a new page to advertise what courses are currently available, used the [namaste-mycourses] there and it looks better now.
Thanks.
Hi,
i have a probleme with namaste lms, when i use this shortcode [namaste-mycourses],when i click on a course it open another page( extern link). i would like it stay on the same page. what can i do?
thanks for help me !!
