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    Hi Gregor, while I haven’t heard any definitive answer regarding the point issue yet, I did report on the same filed github issue that the widget is also not working quite right as well. Hopefully both will be resolved soon.

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    in reply to: graph/chart #2451

    Well, I don’t know how the theme handles its graphing as I don’t have access to it, but using it with the BadgeOS meta data isn’t probably going to be quick drop-in and very likely going to be need to be done outside of the post editor and outside of the provided shortcode.

    You’re going to need to query for the meta data and pass that into the graphing functions.

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    in reply to: graph/chart #2449

    I’m not super sure about “linking” the two, but I know that all most, if not all, of the achievement data like points and whatnot are stored as either post meta or user meta.

    You can see all of the meta keys BadgeOS uses at http://badgeos.org/developers/metadata/

    Hopefully that gives you an idea of how to move forward, but feel free to ask for more help if needed.

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    in reply to: Alerts in IE #2348

    Filed a “feature request” issue for that for you. We’ll see if that gets picked up at all.

    Michael
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    in reply to: Alerts in IE #2345

    Good to see you here Sem 🙂

    I agree that you shouldn’t be seeing those, and I believe they were left in as a debugger/logger for future development and to aid those who may be curious to look at the code.

    That said, javascript’s console.log() doesn’t play nice with IE, at least old IE. So, we’re going to take care of that soon. It very well may be point update to help resolve this.

    Thank you for reporting it though, and letting us know. Stay tuned.

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    If you changed the amount of awards users have since last rebuild, then that’s all that there will be to re-calculate with, so it would be with the new trimmed data only.

    Michael
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    in reply to: not see dowload #2308

    Sent an email to someone at BadgeOS with a link to this forum thread. Hopefully they get back to you soon.

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    It looks like it grabs all of the users and goes through them all to check if they rank, and if they do, they get added to the data that will be saved to the post meta for the leaderboard. If you check your wp_postmeta table, you should see the meta_key of ‘_badgeos_leaderboard_leaders’

    Triggering the rebuild will proceed to delete that meta value for the specified leaderboard, and re-populate it.

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    in reply to: Display Name #2286

    Glad all of us with BadgeOS could help you succeed with your goals.

    Michael
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    So, after stripping and poking your url for like 45 minutes, it dawned on me to think to the HTML/CSS specs. I asked some coworkers and we realized that the default width for tables is the combination of the child elements. thead/tbody/tr/td etc. A lot of themes will take care of that and set some styles for you in resets and whatnot, that push it out to 100% of the container. This is not done with the Leaderboard’s css, and apparently isn’t being done with your theme either. Thus why you had to set the styles yourself.

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    in reply to: invalid shortcode #2284

    We’re trying to come up with a workable solution, so we do appreciate the reports. Until we do have a solution though, we’ll need to rely on the ID attribute as a workaround.

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    in reply to: Display Name #2282

    Looks like just like wordpress.org updates. You’ll see notifications of updates available in your Admin, the only difference is the source of where the updated files come from. They’ll come from badgeos.com instead of wordpress.org

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    in reply to: invalid shortcode #2278

    Took me a moment to fully trace through the code as it’s one I hadn’t yet seen. 🙂

    So, as a substitute for the name parameter with the shortcode, you can also use id=”4″ or any other number for the page ID. You’ll want to use this in replacement of name=”” as name will take precedence.

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    Good day Martin,

    This is going to be a byproduct of your current theme, as the leaderboard addon doesn’t have any css settings that set the width to any hard value. HTML tables by nature default to, I believe, auto width, which would make it take up all of the available space within its container. If the place you’re using the leaderboard is visitable by me, I am willing to help find the css that is limiting the width.

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    in reply to: Display Name #2276

    Our developers agree and from the discussion I’ve seen, it looks like the spot will get filter added to it for people to change as they see fit. Thanks for the suggestion. Look for it in a future release.

    Michael
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    I can suggest it, and we’ll see if it goes anywhere. The problem with randomized activity codes i validating when one would still be valid. For instance, would it be a timed thing where they regenerate after X amount of time?

    Something to keep in mind. I don’t see why you couldn’t go in and manually change the activity code yourself every now and then.

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    Since I was able to reproduce on my own, I filed a bug for the issue. Due to Activity Codes being a premium addon, I can’t link you to a GitHub issue, as it’s a private repo. However, if when I hear any news, I’ll do what I can to report back to you with an update.

    Michael
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    Sorry for the delay in replying Matt. I won’t say provide login details, but I will request more details about the achievement type and settings for it so I can test it out on my own setup, to see if I can reproduce.

    Michael
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    Hi nerijus, sorry about the brief delay in reply, it’s been a week.

    It doesn’t look like we presently have the ability to allow for logged out users. However, that doesn’t mean it can’t in the future. I’m going to submit it as a feature request, so that our developers can think it over and see if they want to add it.

    Thanks for the feedback and I hope you’re enjoying BadgeOS.

    Michael
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    Ah, didn’t completely comprehend that you didn’t want it there at all, my mistake.

    I’d check your single.php file, as a next step. I wager it has a function call to the_post_thumbnail() in it, which is going to be what displays the associated with the post.

    The next step would to wrap that in conditional function as I wager you still want to show the featured image on say blog posts. Other option, copy your single.php into single-$achievement_slug.php and remove the_post_thumbnail() from that file.

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