DannyvanKooten
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Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: Cannot login to plugin admin page or SVN repository.Nope, that was the only thing that was weird at the time. I could use my username “Qoate” to login to the plugin section but had to use another username (DvanKooten) to respond to support questions.
Apparently I signed up in the plugins section, but I can’t login there either while I still could a few months ago.
Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: Cannot login to plugin admin page or SVN repository.Thanks James, I already did a few days ago. Mark told me to login to the plugin admin section and add my new name as a commiter. Problem is: I can’t login.
Hope to get a new reply from that adress soon then. ??
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Qoate Simple Code Snippets] [Plugin: Qoate Simple Code Snippets] New formatsIf you look in qoate-scs-script.php you’ll find this line:
add_shortcode('code', 'qoate_replace_code');
Change code to php and you’re good to go.
You’ll also find this function in the same file (qoate-scs-script.php)
function qoate_strip_shortcodes($content){ $content=str_replace('[code]','<pre>',$content); $content=str_replace('[/code]','</pre>',$content); return $content;
In order to have your shortcodes stripped no matter where they appear (RSS, excerpts, etc.) Change code into php here too.
Just remove the remove and adding of the filter in qoate-scs-script.php. This causes your code snippets to have a LOT of line breaks but as long as you use soft enters (shift + enter) you shouldn’t notice any difference.
This is weird actually. The title tags do not get encoded for some reason, they don’t even appear in the source code of your page.
I’ll have a play with this. In the meantime, try manually encoding the < and >. Sorry for the inconvenience (and somewhat late reply).
Did you have any success yet? It’s hard to say where you (or the plugin) did go wrong. Want me to have a look? If so, what’s your website’s url?
No success yet?
Actually, all there is to say about installing it to work with PHP List is to get the right form action, name identifier (optional) and the PHPList listID to which you want your commenters to be added.
This is all found in the sample forms PHPList creates for you. For more info on extracting the right variables head over to https://qoate.com/wordpress-plugins/newsletter-sign-up/