Adding more than one word to the title field breaks the plugin

Ah, yeah… looks like you aren’t accounting for a link title in the replace function.

function fontawesome_replace( $a ) {
        $listitem = $a[0];
        $icon = $a[2];
        $link_text = $a[3];
        $str_noicon = str_replace( $icon, '', $listitem );
        $str = str_replace( $link_text, '<i class="' . trim( $icon ) . '"></i><span class="fontawesome-text"> ' . $link_text . '</span>', $str_noicon );
        return $str;
    }

I’m getting a similar output when using this plugin with a custom menu. I’m on WordPress 3.6, and I wonder if the wp_update_nav_menu_item() function in nav.menu.php is different and that’s why the str_replace isn’t working correctly. Any thoughts?

I’m working locally, so I don’t have a link to show, but what is happening is:

-I create a new menu in Appearance>Menus
-Populate it with a Link (let’s say it’s to Facebook) filling out the URL, Navigation Label, having it open in a new tab and filling in icon-facebook as the class. Everything else is blank.

The output in the navigation is:
facebook.com”>F facebook
(the F is the font awesome icon for Facebook)

This is the HTML generated:
<a target="_blank" href="https://www.<i class=" icon-facebook"=""><span class="fontawesome-text"> facebook</span>.com"><i class="icon-facebook"></i><span class="fontawesome-text"> facebook</span></a>

I did some troubleshooting and got to the same code @ianarmstrong posted above.

Any thoughts would be appreciated.

Same thing happening here And not sure why. I have a menu full of social links. Two of the icons are created correctly and the rest are not. Here is the HTML that is created.

<li id="menu-item-67">
  <a icon-youtube"="" href="https://www.<i class=" target="_blank">
    <span class="fontawesome-text"> youtube</span>
    .com">
    <i class="icon-youtube"></i>
    <span class="fontawesome-text"> youtube</span>
  </a>
</li>
<li id="menu-item-68">
  <a href="/feed" target="_blank">
    <i class="icon-rss"></i>
    <span class="fontawesome-text"> rss</span>
  </a>
</li>

I tried messing around with the link, the label, and the title, and target just to see what was causing the problem and couldn’t come up with an answer