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  • Plugin Contributor angelleye

    (@angelleye)

    Are you setting the ‘limit’ parameter in your shortcode? If you don’t have that it defaults to showing the most recent 10 transactions. If you set limit then it should give you pagination. For example,

    [paypal_ipn_list field1="txn_id" field2="payment_date" field3="first_name" field4="last_name" field5="mc_gross" limit="100"]

    Thread Starter flayio

    (@flayio)

    Forgive me, I thought that limit was the number of entries displayed on each page of the table – I increased the value to 120 and the pagination links are displaying now.

    Can I make a suggestion? Apparently the entries are sorted ascending based on the values of field1, right? I’m using the transaction date on field1, but I have to go to the last page to see the most recent transactions. So I’d like to suggest you to include to the shortcode the ability to choose the sort direction of field1.

    Anyway, thanks for the quick feedback!

    Plugin Contributor angelleye

    (@angelleye)

    Thanks for the feedback. I agree we should add that, and we will do so in the next update. ??

    Plugin Contributor angelleye

    (@angelleye)

    @flayio, Sorry it’s been a while, but we made an adjustment that we think should help this. We’ve merged it into the development branch on BitBucket and it will be included in the 1.1.0 release we should have done soon.

    If you’d like to download it early you can do that here. You’ll just need to manually upload the files to your server overwriting the current plugin files.

    Thread Starter flayio

    (@flayio)

    Thanks for the heads up!

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