url_forward_parameter takes only first paramter

I will take a look tonight. I have not changed anything here for a long time but you never know ;).

I just did some tests:

with
https://localhost/wordpress/all/?par1=true&par2=true&par3=true

and
url_forward_parameter=”par1,par2,par3″

I get:
src=”//www.tinywebgallery.com/blog/advanced-iframe?par1=true&par2=true&par3=true”

In my local setup.

So it works like expected. I tried the free and the pro version.

You have a url I can test by myself?

Best, Michael

I reinstall the plugin, version 2020, without any success.

This is what is in the page:
[advanced_iframe width="100%" height="900" src="https://gesla.govedo.si" url_forward_parameter="ALL"]

This is the link. The second parameter is ignored.

https://www.govedo.si/ponastavitev-gesla/index.php?action=resetbytoken&token=1254fsdfjksde236523

After an investigation I found out the problem is the parameter name “token”. I checked WP reserved words and the word “token” is not among them. If i change “token” for example to “t0ken” it works as expected.

But it is good if it not a reserved word.

I think it is the combination.
resetbytoken + token
most likely because on is a substring of the other.

I will check if maybe my filter thinks the parameter is already attached because of this.
I let you know.

Found the problem. I was checking duplicate parameters with “contains” only. So your tocken was already existing in “resetbytoken”.

I will update this in the next version that only the whole parameter is checked and not only a simple contains.
As a workaround simply rename the resetbytoken to e.g. reset –

Best, Michael

Thanks. I have solved this simply by changing the order of parameters. First “token” and then “action”.

Also good.

In the next update it then does not matter anymore.

Best, Michael