Opis

This plugin provides you with shortcodes to insert your LinkedIn profile and a rotating scroller of your LinkedIn recommendations in any WordPress page or post.

Please check vedovini.net for examples.

The following shortcodes are available:

[li_recommendations width="480" length="200" interval="1000"] displays a rotating scroller with the recommendations you received. Only available if LinkedIn granted you access to your full profile.
[li_profile] displays your LinkedIn profile. Optional attributes are fields and lang to overide the general settings. Only basic profile is available unless LinkedIn granted you access to your full profile.
[li_card] displays a simple LinkedIn card. Optional attributes are picture_width and summary_length, and fields and lang to overide the general settings.
[li_picture] displays the original profile picture (size may vary depending on what you uploaded to LinkedIn). Optional attributes are width, height and class.
[li_profile_field] outputs one field from the profile. This shortcode uses the „field” attribute to indicate the path to the target field. For example [li_profile_field field="first-name"] will output the profile’s first name and [li_profile_field field="location:name"] will output the name of the profile’s location.

To customize the rendering of the shortcodes you must create a linkedin folder in your theme or in the wp-content folder and then copy the template file you want to modify. The default template files are located in the plugin’s templates folder.

You can override the [li_profile] shortcode’s template by specifying the template code enclosed in the shortcode itself, for example [li_profile]Hello M. {last-name}, how's your work at {positions:values:0:company:name}?[/li_profile] will render something like Hello M. Smith, how's your work at ACME Company?.

See this post for more details on customization: Showing more of your LinkedIn profile with WP LinkedIn

There are also several widgets. One widget displays the recommendations scroller, one displays your network updates, and two widgets show a „profile card” – one of which is the standard LinkedIn JavaScript profile widget, the other uses a customizable template.

We welcome volunteers to translate that plugin into more languages. If you wish to help then contact @cvedovini on Twitter or use that contact form.

Please check the WP LinkedIn Multi-Users extension if you need to show the profiles of multiple users.

And if you need to show company profiles or company updates, please check the WP LinkedIn for Companies extension.

Also available is the WP LinkedIn Advanced Templates extension that provides extended profile templates (including most of the profile sections) and a more sophisticated template for company page updates.

And if you want to save money then there’s the WP LinkedIn Extensions Bundle which includes all the extensions for a reduced price.

O Autorach

Following is the list of people and projects who helped me with this plugin, many thanks to them 🙂

Jan Spoelstra: Contributed the Dutch translations
Nathalie Aynié: Contributed the Italian translations
Graciela Morel Centurion: Contributed the Brazilian Portuguese translations
Andrew Kurtis, from WebHostingHub: Contributed the Spanish translations
Jaume Villar: Contributed the Catalan translations
Ogi Djuraskovic, from First Site Guide: Contributed the Serbian translations
Pedro Gaspar: Contributed the Portuguese translations and corrected internationalization bugs in class-admin.php
Oriol Torrillas: Contributed Spanish and Catalan translations
Jose Maria Bescos: Contributed Spanish, Catalan and Russian translations

Privacy Policy

This plugin does not collect any personal information from your visitors. However, profile information coming from the LinkedIn API may be temporarily cached for efficiency reasons.

The period of time this information is kept in the cache is controlled by the WP_LINKEDIN_PROFILE_CACHE_TIMEOUT define and defaults to 12 hours. You can override it by specifying it’s value, in seconds, in the wp-config.php file.

Zrzuty ekranów

The recommendation shortcode in action (note that the CSS is customized in that example).
Full page using the profile shortcode and displaying the LinkedIn full profile.
LinkedIn profile card added after a post content.

Instalacja

This plugin follows the standard WordPress installation method:

Upload the wp-linkedin folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
Aktywuj wtyczkę w WordPressie w menu ‚Wtyczki”
Create a LinkedIn API key/secret pair and register the redirect URI (follow the instructions on the settings page)
Generate an access token for the LinkedIn API (those tokens expire after 60 days so you will have to regenerate them from time to time)
The Profile fields field is the list of fields that will be available to the profile template for rendering – see this post for more details on customization: Showing more of your LinkedIn profile with WP LinkedIn

FAQ

Installation Instructions

This plugin follows the standard WordPress installation method:

Upload the wp-linkedin folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
Aktywuj wtyczkę w WordPressie w menu ‚Wtyczki”
Create a LinkedIn API key/secret pair and register the redirect URI (follow the instructions on the settings page)
Generate an access token for the LinkedIn API (those tokens expire after 60 days so you will have to regenerate them from time to time)
The Profile fields field is the list of fields that will be available to the profile template for rendering – see this post for more details on customization: Showing more of your LinkedIn profile with WP LinkedIn

I get this error when I refresh my access token: Error message: Your application has not been authorized for the scope \\\”r_fullprofile\\\” (invalid_scope)`

Uncheck the “full profile” checkbox in the options then try again. Since May 12, 2015, you need to be a LinkedIn partner and be granted full access to your profile to see more than the basic profile fields. See this article for more information

How can I see my full profile

Since May 12, 2015, you need to be a LinkedIn partner and be granted full access to your profile to see more than the basic profile fields. See this article for more information

The recommendations widget and shortcode are not working

Since May 12, 2015, the recommendations are only accessible if you have full access to your profile.
See this article for more information

The updates shortcode (or the updates widget) doesn’t show anything

Since May 12, 2015 the LinkedIn API doesn’t allow access to profile updates anymore. The shortcode and widget are not functional anymore. See this article for more information

Does the plugin support multiple user profiles?

No, it doesn’t. But there is a premiun extension, WP LinkedIn Multi-Users that changes the behavior of this plugin so that shortcodes and widgets show the data of the author of the post or page.

Does the plugin support company profiles?

No, it doesn’t. But there is a premiun extension, WP LinkedIn for Companies that provides shortcodes and widgets for company profiles and company updates.

How to add the volunteer experiences section from my profile?

The volunteer experiences section is in the templates provided by the premium extension WP LinkedIn Advanced Templates but is not activated by default. To activate it you must add the relevant profile fields to the list of fields, the minimum is volunteer. To get the full data use this:

volunteer:(volunteer-experiences:(organization,cause,role,start-date, end-date,description))