Shortcode conflicts

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  • Plugin Author WillBontrager

    (@willbontrager)

    TheOneTrueVlad, there are indeed conflicts that I hear about once in a while.

    Putting the Insert PHP functionality between the [column…]…[/column] shortcodes is likely to be the reason.

    You see, Insert PHP doesn’t use short codes. What appears to be a shortcode ([insert_php]…[/insert_php]) are placeholders for the plugin marking where the PHP code starts and where it ends. The plugin uses the eval() function to run the PHP code and replaces the [insert_php]…[/insert_php] with any output the PHP code may have generated.

    That action may be interfering with the shortcodes you’re using.

    Probably a decision will need to be made to either put the Insert PHP functionality outside any other shortcodes or to not use Insert PHP at all.

    Will

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