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Pretty file list · support · 2013-11-30T21:57:00+00:00

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Grant Mitch1 unresolved
Doesn’t work. I attach the files as required and include the shortcode as required. Doesn’t work. http://wordpress.org/plugins/pretty-file-lister/ Hello Grant, What goes wrong, do you get any error messages etc? Can you post up a url to your page so I can see what’s happening? Thanks, James I have taken it off now in favour of using normal tables. In short, it wouldn’t work with newer formats of Microsoft Word. I saw other topics on this issue and tried following the advice but didn’t resolve anything. I tried including docx within the shortcode but to no avail. It worked with PDF’s but I then discovered it (to my knowledge) doesn’t allow me to organise the files how I want to so no loss. Hmmmm, I’m having a similar problem with DOCX files, so I saved the file as a .DOC and im having limited success. This page: http://1st.great-bentley.co.uk/hq/annual-reports/ has these two bits of code: [prettyfilelist type=”doc” filesPerPage=”3″] [prettyfilelist type=”pdf” filesPerPage=”10″] The DOC doesn’t appear, and if I upload a DOCX then both lists contain both PDF and DOCX files. Any ideas?

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smartredfox 2013-12-04T09:05:00+00:00

Hello Grant, What goes wrong, do you get any error messages etc? Can you post up a url to your page so I can see what’s happening? Thanks, James

Grant Mitch1 2013-12-04T11:07:00+00:00

I have taken it off now in favour of using normal tables. In short, it wouldn’t work with newer formats of Microsoft Word. I saw other topics on this issue and tried following the advice but didn’t resolve anything. I tried including docx within the shortcode but to no avail. It worked with PDF’s but I then discovered it (to my knowledge) doesn’t allow me to organise the files how I want to so no loss.

smithgt 2014-06-05T14:01:00+00:00

Hmmmm, I’m having a similar problem with DOCX files, so I saved the file as a .DOC and im having limited success. This page: http://1st.great-bentley.co.uk/hq/annual-reports/ has these two bits of code: [prettyfilelist type=”doc” filesPerPage=”3″] [prettyfilelist type=”pdf” filesPerPage=”10″] The DOC doesn’t appear, and if I upload a DOCX then both lists contain both PDF and DOCX files. Any ideas?