I have a Linkedin 'add to profile' button in place for the last months. Linkedin deployed a new profile design for some users and the button won't work
The documentation also changed but it's really poor and does not explain anything about required and optional parameters.
It's also hard for me to debug, since I still have the old profile and all work well.
Any help?
UPDATE JUNE 2020: THIS WORKS AGAIN https://addtoprofile.linkedin.com/#header2
I have had an answer from Linkedin support on this subject : "Please also note, with the new site redesign, the Certification information will not auto-populate for members. Clicking on the button will simply take the member to their Certifications section of their Profile where they'll need to manually enter the information.". I have then asked if this is temporary or final and was answered "At this time, we're not sure. However, feedback like yours is definitely important and has the potential to influence product changes."
So I guess that the best thing is to write to Linkedin to share that it's an issue : https://www.linkedin.com/help/linkedin/forum . That the place where I got my answer from
Their answer :
"Great question. With the recent site redesign, the Add To Profile feature will no longer autofill the certification and degree information, but you can add the relevant information directly.
However, we want you to know we are listening and actively monitor your forum posts for your comments and feedback. If you are experiencing any issues with features that are not working properly, please contact us below and we’d be happy to look into this for you! If you’d like to see updates on any features or updates we may have, I encourage you to check out our Blog (blog.linkedin.com) as we will typically post updates there first!
Thanks!"
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I would like to create an Internet forum (message board) in WordPress where people can post riddles and I would appreciate your advice.
Hello to all respondents and viewers (Sorry about my bad English. I am not a native English speaker).
As mentioned above, I would like to create a riddle an internet forum using WordPress, but I don’t have enough knowledge for programming, so I have tried several plugins. However, I am having trouble finding a plugin that meets the following criteria. I would be very grateful if you could provide me with a compatible plugin or programming code.
[Required features]
An account must be created to post riddles and enter comments (Google account is OK).
When you post riddles, the answer to the riddle must be written in a separate field from the riddle text box. After posting, other viewers can see the answer by clicking on "Answer".
Visitors can rate the difficulty and fun of riddles (e.g., on a scale of 1 to 10). No account is required just to rate the riddles.
The rating level (average of ratings) from other people is automatically calculated and displayed for each posted riddle (people can see the difficulty level of the riddles).
The account of users will accumulate riddles that he/she has posted in the past. People can see their previous riddles by checking their accounts.
Thank you in advance for your cooperation.
It would be appreciated if you could provide me some advice. Thank you.
I dont think you can do this type of application your need a web developer to build this.But if you want you can use the following steps.
the easiest way to achieve this is you can use post section as riddles or you can use plugin to create costume post for riddles.
to allow user/visitor to login in your website you can simply change the setting of wordpress. you can google it according to your wordpress version.
your can use rating plugin to implement this 3rd feature i recommend Site Reviews plugin for this.
you can achieve this without any programming knowledge.
It can be in your profile dashboard when you allow users to login.
I am using Drupal 7.
I am using Drupal's Quiz module version 7.x-5.2 and only an Admin can see each "Question's feedback" in the quiz results view/page.
Everything else works perfectly:
In the quiz results view/page, I can see:
The question
The option/answer that the user chose
The grade for each question
But only an admin can see each Question's feedback in the results.
I am also using Content Access version 7.x-1.2-beta2 and in the ROLE BASED ACCESS CONTROL SETTINGS, everything seems to be set properly.
I "played" a bit with the grade, summary, Feedback table and I manage to move each one of them in the Quiz results display and I also manage to remove each one of them out of the Quiz results display and then bring it back.
Every such configuration change that I make is visible to all roles, but the only "stubborn one" is the Question's feedback. - Only an Admin can view it.
One more thing:
When I enable all users to be able to "Edit any quiz content", then all users can see the question's feedback (for every question) , but this is obviously not what want. I cannot allow all users to edit any content...
Just to be on the safe side, what I really want in this case is to provide the following:
After a regular user finished answering a whole test/quiz, I want him/her to view:
all the questions in a list/table (this works well)
For each question, I want them to see their score, e.g.: 0 of 1 or 1 of 1 (this works well).
For each question, I want them to see their answer (this works well).
For each question, I want them to see the right answer (this works only for admin users or for users who have "Edit any quiz content" enabled).
For each question, I want them to see the question's feedback, where I wrote an explanation of how to solve the question. (this works only for admin users or for users who have "Edit any quiz content" enabled).
How do I enable all users to see the question's feedback ?
I am not sure it's related, but in QuizResultAnswerController.class.inc of Quiz module version 7.x-5.2 I saw the following:
if ($instance->canReview('question_feedback')) {
I think (but not sure...) that this piece of code "decides" not to display the question_feedback for regular users.
I don't understand why does this feature require someone who can review and/or how do I enable someone to be a viewer/reviewer of the results without enabling him/her to change the content.
Please help me. This is very important !
Thanks a lot !
I found the answer.
Click here to view it on Drupal's site.
For a current project i need to provide some of the client's clients (you go it? =) some kind of protected frontend content area. This area should hold protected content on a "per User"-base.
For example: Tom from (lets call the company EXCORP) wants to provide User A with a document (PDF) and some Text (HTML-Content). But(!) User B would get a totally different document and maybe some more Text. User C would possibly not get a document at all.
This Game goes on for circa another 150 users or so. So going by "default" roles doesn't work here, since i would have to create one user-role per user and that would definitely overkill it. And all the Membership Plugins i've found do not work that way.
Just to make that clear: This thing only goes one way. Meaning, Client-Supporter Tom (in example above) needs to provide all the clients some personalised information. Tom would be a Backend-User. Clients do not need to provide eachother some files or information. Just from one Backend-User to all the different Frontend-Users.
So my question clearly spoken: Is there a way to protect frontend content on a "per User"-base using Wordpress? It doesn't matter to me if I get it to work the "hacky" way, or by a premium/free plugin, as long as it is safe (I will use SSL of course). I just don't want to develop a plugin from scratch, though my client would never speak the budget to pay for it!
There are a lot of themes outhere that offer front end user dashboard, you can use one of thoes themes to have everything set up (user redirected to his/hers dashboard at login).
At this point you have many ways to acchive what you need, if it's not too much trobule to remember what user received what info you can simply add a user-box in post-creation/edit backend where Tom can create a post, attach files to it and asign it to another user(throw the user box).
Publishing the post as private and changing the author from Tom to the end-user should make your work much more easier.
P.S. Check classifieds themes to see how backend works the main difference between thoes and what you'll have to achieve is that the post is craeted by Tom but asigned to the user (very easy to do) and that the post MUST BE PRIVATE!!! don't forget this if the data is sensible!
I realize this is an old question, but thought this might help others. You could try using wp-document-revisions along with the members plugin to achieve what you are looking for.
Good luck.
I have a site entirely in English language about tourism in Italy.
Now when the user clicks on "Paypal express check out" button finds the italian version of the Paypal Page.
I would like to force paypal to be in English language too, because if a customer speaking english language comes in Italy, he would like to have also paypal in the same language of the site and not based on his IP address, Browser Location, or anything else.
So, my question is: how can i be sure that all visitors see Paypal in the same language (English) of the rest of the site?
I have Drupal 7 and Ubercart 3 installed.
I downloaded the Paypal SDK for PHP 5.2 and verified that it's enough to add
&LOCALECODE=en_UK
in the nvp string.
Where do I have to modify Ubercart to integrate this update?
I tried to modify the uc_paypal.module adding
watchdog('paypal', "uc_paypal_ec_checkout",$variables = array(), $severity = WATCHDOG_NOTICE, $link = NULL);
in all functions containing a $nvp_request array definition, but i can't see any new row in the watchdog table.
Obviously i tried also to add a
'LOCALECODE' => 'en_UK',
row in the definition of the array, but with no effects.
I have the "Paypal express check out" button in the cart, and when i click on it, i obtain the italian version of the Paypal page.
If you have any idea about what file i have to modify and where, please help me.
If you need more info, let me know.
Thank you
I've recently been searching for a solution to this. Some mention being able to change the language of the actual Paypal account, although i've not managed to find that option hidden away with the paypal account setting pages. Plus it is useful for some to provide the payment pages in one language yet still have your account in your own language. So like you I was looking for exactly this.
I've looked through the uc_paypal module code and there doesn't seem to be any easy way to add to the SetExpressCheckout request neatly, so patching the code as you have done seems to be the only way.
The change you have made is the same as mine, except the locale code you are using isn't listed in the PayPal guide I have. I've been referencing the PayPal Express Checkout Advanced Features Guide.
If you use 'US' or 'UK' for your 'LOCALECODE' entry it should work for you. This has worked for me in Ubercart 3.0-rc3, and scanning the latest Ubercart code v3.1 it doesn't look like much has changed so this should work there too.
Note: there are 2 locations relating to the Paypal 'SetExpressCheckout' request which need to have the LOCALECODE added. (One in function uc_paypal_ec_checkout, and one in uc_paypal_ec_form_submit)
Hopefully that helps you.
I hate changing core code and really really really avoid doing it at all costs, and I don't agree with making these types of code changes, but it just wasn't possible on this occasion. If anyone has a better way to do this then please provide it. I think the real answer is to patch the Ubercart uc_paypal module to allow the LOCALECODE to be selected in the settings UI and then incorporate it into the SetExpressCheckout request. Not sure why it isn't currently in there, perhaps Paypal have added this feature after the module was written. I'll look into submitted a patch at some point if others haven't already, but if some one is better placed to make that change/patch then go right ahead! :) I just haven't yet fully familiarised myself with all the Drupal hoops to jump through for getting a patch submitted.
Can you suggest a very very simple issue tracking widget. UserVoice, is a little too involved for us with their forums and what not. What we want is something that just allows people to send us an issue or note and grabs a URL.
If by widget you mean something that you can embed on your page that will allow visitors to leave feedback/issues, there are javascript plugins, like feedback_me that will allow posting feedback to a backend provided by you.
If your are not comfortable with supplying a backend of your own, there are of course countless products that will do basic stuff for you and more. This is list by no means complete, but it's a start:
Usersnap
Trackduck
Marker
Userback
Bugmuncher
Doorbell
Hava a look at userrules.com
It allows you to integrate to your internal Issue Tracking system (JIRA, BugZilla, Redmine, Basecamp etc.). Any feedback from your customers come, you can directly export it to ur external system. And it will keep track of its progress for you.
Liked, what they have done with their UI, plus you can add your own customizable fields to ask some specific info from your customers in the feedback widget.
Getsatisfaction? BitBucket? Github? Google Code? All have issue trackers and, except for that last one, allow you to keep your code private, but your issues public.