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Hello Franky,
Is it possible to link the categories so that they lead to the seminars assigned to them?
Greets,
jfreakrYou have a permalink for each category (the url to your events page + ‘/cat/
, with being the sanitized cat name). Apparently I don’t show this link yet, so this change should fix it (and allow to change part of the permalink too):
http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1778773That’s a cool feature, but I meant something else.
I meant the category list in the frontend. This is displayed in a list, but the individual categories are not linked. It would be nice if you click on the category and then the entries under this category would be displayed.
Is that to be set, or is that only in the code to be solved?
I’m guessing you need to read this 🙂
http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/category/documentation/7-placeholders/7-11-categories/The url-placeholder is what you’re looking for.
Yeah, thats it.
I have rewritten the line about 392 in eme_categories.php:
$ format = “<li class = \” cat – # _ CATEGORYFIELD {category_id} \ “> #_CATEGORYFIELD {category_name} </ li>”;Now the list links to the Categories.
Many thanks…
sorry..
$format = "<li class=\"cat-#_CATEGORYFIELD{category_id}\"><a href=\"#_CATEGORYURL\">#_CATEGORYFIELD{category_name}</a></li>";Sorry, but I do not quite understand that. The list is generated dynamically. How should I integrate the link there with the placeholder?
You mean I should create a template and then use #_CATEGORIEURL there, right? How should the template look then, that each list point is linked?Ok, I did it! Thank you for your patience.
<li><a href="#_CATEGORYURL">#_CATEGORYFIELD{category_name}</a></li>
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