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  • I have the same error. It looks like the call to add_action() in the line referenced in the error message above is missing the priority parameter. Adding in a parameter (the default is 10) or removing the last comma will fix the error.

    Thread Starter lsommerer

    (@lsommerer)

    Just wanted to add a final note to this. It was beyond my ability to create another shortcode that duplicated the [badgeos_achievements_list] functionality.

    I did contact the person who was attempting to get around the limitation using a tabbed interface, and it turns out that that solution didn’t work for them.

    I also tried a plugin that lets you pull in content from separate pages into one page, but that didn’t help either.

    Ultimately, I just added links to separate pages for the other achievement types. Anyone interested can see that here:

    http://www.lincolnlutheran.org/programming/mia-hermanson/

    Michael, thanks for your help.

    Thread Starter lsommerer

    (@lsommerer)

    Yes, that does seem like a better solution. But I’m having trouble with the quick and dirty solution. It seems like I should attempt that first.

    My quick attempt at creating another shortcode is not playing well with the rest of the codebase. If I use my own shortcode, it displays the same behaviour as commenting out this line in the original shortcode:

    $GLOBALS[‘badgeos_achievements_list’] = true;

    So I haven’t fixed the problem by creating a similar shortcode yet. It seems that I’ve missed changing whatever is being used as an ID for the original shortcode.

    Thread Starter lsommerer

    (@lsommerer)

    Do you see any downside to me creating duplicates of the [badgeos_achievements_list] shortcode? And what I’m really asking here is if you think that would work. I’m thinking something like:

    1. Copy /shortcodes/badgeos_achievements_list.php and change all instances of badgeos_achievements_list to badgeos_achievements_list_2 (including the name of the file).
    2. Modify shortcodes.php to include the new shortcodes.
    3. Spend the rest of the day debugging.

    I realize that it will make upgrading BadgeOS problematic for me.

    Thread Starter lsommerer

    (@lsommerer)

    Yeah, sorry to throw a strange one your way. I mostly wanted to add it in case anyone else was seeing the same thing. The work around is to disable badgeOS if you want to change the menu (and it doesn’t hurt to export the nav_menu_item posts from the database for when you forget).

    Let me try to be a little clearer on what I did to try and trouble shoot:

    The site where I have this problem: http://programming.lincolnlutheran.org give the error whenever badgeOS is activated and I go to the menu page from the dashboard.

    In an attempt to duplicate the error, I installed badgeOS on a completely different wordpress site (different cpanel accounts on the same vps) and did not have the same problem. It wasn’t a great test, because I didn’t also install BadgeStack.

    I’ll play around with it some more and see if I can get more data on when this bug happens. I understand that you can’t fix a bug that you can’t replicate.

    Thanks for the update. You guys are doing amazing work. My programming class is excited about gamification. If you’re interested, you can check out what we’re doing. It’s mostly leaderboards on the home page for now. I’m still adding badges for: quests, achievements, levels and perks. The other interesting stuff is still buried in menus.

    I believe I have the same need that allmyleagues described above.

    I have an achievement that students can earn any number of times, and another achievement that requires the student to complete the first achievement X times. The first achievement is admin awarded, but once I award the achievement once, my only option is to revoke the award.

    I would like to award the first achievement as the students complete a task (in this case writing a computer program), and then have other achievements awarded after they complete that task 5, 10 and 20 times. Is that a use case that badgeOS is intended to support? If not, is it a feature that might be added?

    Thread Starter lsommerer

    (@lsommerer)

    You can now configure the plugin so that it only shows links to your industry, roads, pollution and so forth if they fall below a certain level.

    Thread Starter lsommerer

    (@lsommerer)

    The plugin was using the CURL library, but someone didn’t have it installed, so now it does the job without the library.

    Thread Starter lsommerer

    (@lsommerer)

    Doesn’t look like there’s much interest in this, but I’ve updated the plugin to allow you to display your city directly (without counting against your one ip/day).

    Thread Starter lsommerer

    (@lsommerer)

    I added a few features to the plugin yesterday. You can now configure if and when the “(add one)” population link will appear based on the other statistics of your city. So you can configure it to not show the link if your unemployment is over, lets say, 5%.

    There is also a setting to display all of the statistics so that 100% is the best. That is to say, it will show Employment instead of Unemployment and so forth.

    No, Adhesive isn’t installed but it didn’t occur to me that it could be a plugin (I’m new). The Elegant Category (In)Visibility plugin version 0.1.6.5 was causing this problem for me. I have yet to look for a cure.

    Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

    I get the same message. It only happens on pages (not posts) and is theme independent. I have tried the permalinks related fixes and they don’t make a difference either. If there’s any more information that anyone can think of to help diagnose this problem, I’d be happy to try other things.

    There seem to be a fair number of people with this problem, but not enough that it has gotten much attention.

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