apicedda

Thanks a lot, you are doing much more than you should.
I quickly tested it and looks like it’s working as intended.
And again, thank you for your awesome work

or actually a more versatile %ENCODE_OPEN% %ENCODE_CLOSE% type of thing

Ok, i added a filter like this:
add_filter( 'amazon_link_url', array( $this, 'apply_url_encode' ), 21, 1 );
and then the actual function:

function apply_url_encode($string) {
   return rawurlencode($string);
}

and it works as it should.

Now what about adding a new keyword like %URL_ENCODED%?
would it be too complicated?

Thank you

That worked, thanks a lot. Unfortunatelly i’m now facing a problem. The urls inside a shortcode needs to be encoded, so an url like:
https://www.amazon.it/
(which is what the %URL% tag is replaced by)

needs to be encoded to:
https%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.it

is there anything built inside the plugin to work this out? otherwise i’ll look for another solution

Thanks for the help so far!

Sure. Let’s say i have a plugin which lets me create a button using a shortcode like:
[fancy_button link=”url:SOME_URL” size=”large”]BUTTON TEXT[/fancy_button]

i would like to use that shortcode inside a template, so something like this:
[fancy_button link=”url:%URL%” size=”large”]%TITLE% – %PRICE%[/fancy_button]

Let me know if it wasn’t clear and thanks for the reply.