mmcglynn

@rankmathsupport This seems to have worked, thank you!

@rankmathteam The site uses Divi, would the same change app;y in that circumstance?

Thank you!

I was able to get it to work by re-saving all of the shortcodes.

Thank you!

As I mentioned, there are no l PHP errors. We use WPEngine and these are easily reviewed.

I have checked your site team details page, I think it’s working fine.

That is not the case. As you can see on the page, the excerpt does link to the detail page. See this screenshot.

The issue has been resolved. It was my confusion about pulling the template name, which uses the “friendly” name with spaces and capitalization.

Also, is there no way to debug this? There is nothing in the error log.

I have now tried many pod shortcode examples, clearing the transient cache each time, and only ever see “Pod not found”.

I have tried the slug name of the pod and the display name as well.

For example, here is a very simple pod which should work based on the examples and documentation.

[pods name="MYPODNAME" limit="3" orderby=”post_date DESC”]{@id} is great![/pods]

Note that I am running a local, up to date WP version with only 4 active plugins including Pods.

I’m really trying here to make this work, so any help appreciated.

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Isn’t the name of the pod sufficient? I don’t want one item (thus no ID) nor do I want to filter. I want all of the items in the pod. How do I display this using a shortcode?

Here’s a shortcode with the ID of a specific Pod item ID. It still shows “Pod not found”.

[pods name="MYPODNAME" id="1739"]{@post_title} is great![/pods]

• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by mmcglynn.

It would be hard to reproduce since there are so many options. I will try when I get some time. I was able to resolve the issue by renaming the pod.

I solved my own problem. I named my Pod post type “Links”, trying to emulate the old Blogroll post type that was (and still is after a fashion) in WordPress core.

Doing so broke your plugin. You might consider filtering post types for keywords because the name I chose caused a fatal error that the plugin code doesn’t handle.

Do you know if the login attempts are CAS logins?

They are not. We have the login form set to hidden, but of course that doesn’t stop login.

Thanks for your explanation.

Thanks, we’ll consider that. We are going to take another run at today in our scheduled update.

How about a lighter weight version for CAS users, or a add-on model?

• This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by mmcglynn.

Makes sense. We’ve been running the plugin for quite awhile and this is first update issue we’ve had.

Thanks Paul. We’re not sure why we were seeing the behavior, but we are on a fairly complex environment (Pantheon) and needed to clear the site cache to get the correct behavior.