No category.php file

  • tbfmonlineradio

    (@tbfmonlineradio)


    8 years ago

    I have purchased the licence, set up a page and used your easy button to put this shortcode in:

    [azindex index=”custom index” all=”ALL” prefix=”pre” suffix=”suf” debug=”true” content=”true” posttype=”post” category=”artist-profiles” postcount=”10″ direction=”ASC”]

    I have put the licence code into the settings but on the page with the above code I get no index and the words “Unlicensed – click Here to license” when I click it logs me out of wordpress and tells me to login again which takes me to the settings page to put the licence code in.

    Also, reading your documentation it says to add some code into category.php or category-blog.php but I do not have these files. I have checked through wordpress editor and via file manager in cpanel.

    Maybe the theme I am using doesn’t work with your plugin? Help is needed as soon as you can please. If the plugin is not compatible, will you make it so or refund as it is of no use to me on any of my other websites?

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  • Plugin Author bemoore

    (@bemoore)

    I generated a key for *****.co.uk (your actual site address) instead of www.****.co.uk.

    The new key is: ********

    Give that a go and see how you get on.

    For the category.php file, your theme must have this somewhere, it is a basic part of WordPress: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Category_Templates

    It should be in the wp-content/themes/<your theme name> directory. If you are using a child theme, it should be in the parent theme. If not, then see below. You will need to copy the file that you DO have and rename it to category.php.

    Looks for a template file in the current theme’s directory that matches the category’s slug. If the category slug is “unicorns,” then WordPress looks for a template file named category-unicorns.php.
    If category-unicorns.php is missing and the category’s ID is 4, WordPress looks for a template file named category-4.php.
    If category-4.php is missing, WordPress will look for a generic category template file, category.php.
    If category.php does not exist, WordPress will look for a generic archive template, archive.php.
    If archive.php is also missing, WordPress will fall back to the main theme template file, index.php.

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