[Resolved] Shortcode into a view

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[robertv-3]

I try to embed a external shortcode (from learndash) into a view.

		<wpv-loop>
          <div class="hoofdhome">
            <div class="hoofdaf">
          
              [wpv-post-featured-image size="full"]
               </div>
              <div class="hoofdtit">
          [wpv-post-link]
                 </div>
                <div class="hoofdbo">
          [wpv-post-body view_template="None"]
                   </div>
                  <div class="hoofdknop">
          [course_notstarted]Start[/course_notstarted]
[course_inprogress]Onderweg[/course_inprogress]
[course_complete]Afgerond[/course_complete]
                     </div>
          </div>
		</wpv-loop>

[Nigel]

And?

There is a problem?

Registered shortcodes that are added to the loop output section of a View should be parsed correctly, what is the problem you encounter?

[robertv-3]

Yeah sorry sometimes I'm to fast.

The problem is that it will not send back any info, so the info from learndas, the staus off a course, is not visible.

[Jamal]

I assume this is a view that displays courses, right? If yes, try addid the course_id attribute, using a Toolset shortcode, like this:

[course_notstartedcourse_id="[wpv-post-id]"]Start[/course_notstarted]

If that does not help, allow me temporary access to your website as an administrator, and provide a testing user to test with on the frontend. Let me also know the URL where we can see this view on the frontend.
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[robertv-3]

I think this will work, because now it shows "Start", with this code:
I placed a space before the course_id

[course_notstarted course_id="[wpv-post-id]"]Start[/course_notstarted]
[wpv-noautop][course_inprogress course_id="[wpv-post-id]"]Onderweg[/course_inprogress][/wpv-noautop]
[wpv-autop][course_complete course_id="[wpv-post-id]"]Afgerond[/course_complete][/wpv-autop]

[Jamal]

Awesome, I am glad I could help. Does this mean that the issue is resolved, and you don't need further assistance? If yes, kindly mark this ticket as resolve.

If no, allow me temporary access to your website as an administrator, and provide a testing user to test with on the frontend. Let me also know the URL where we can see this view on the frontend.
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