Thanks sksmatt, it feels always so good when you get the author’s direct reply.
I tasted it by embedding the Google Earth widget using javascript. If I don’t use attributes then it works like a charm, see here. Otherwise it gives me that error message after clicking the custom insert button. (in this case I have no url to show you because I can’t insert anything to the post).
My settings are:
Behavior: Insert custom code
Attributes: checked
[attibutes: kmlurl, mapwidth, mapheight, upviewmode, upearthsphere, upmapsdefaulttype, shownavcontrols]
Language: HTML
Code:
<p>%%content%%</p>
<script src="https://www.gmodules.com/ig/ifr?url=https://code.google.com/apis/kml/embed/embedkmlgadget.xml
&up_kml_url=%%kmlurl%%
&up_view_mode=%%upviewmode%%
&up_earth_2d_fallback=1
&up_earth_fly_from_space=1
&up_earth_show_nav_controls=1
&up_earth_show_buildings=1
&up_earth_show_terrain=1
&up_earth_show_roads=1
&up_earth_show_borders=1
&up_earth_sphere=%%upearthsphere%%
&up_maps_zoom_out=0
&up_maps_default_type=%%upmapsdefaulttype%%
&synd=open
&w=%%mapwidth%%
&h=%%mapheight%%
&title=Google+Earth+Embed+using+Shortcode+Pro
&border=%23ffffff%7C3px%2C1px+solid+%23999999
&output=js"></script>
Enable: checked
Prevent: unchecked
I also tested with only one attribute and it stops to work. Maybe I missed something.
By the way the “&” signs in the original javascrip were “&”, they are decoded by the plugin after I click save (anyways it works when I don’t use attributes).
Best regards,
C. Y. PAN
