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The version pushed today resolves this issue. Thank you for reporting it.

The full changelog is updated in the version pushed today.

This plugin has only had one update since the the original topic, and another today to resolve this issue. Thank you for reporting it.

We’ve generally deemphasized this plugin now that Bootstrap 3 is end-of-life and are focusing efforts on a Bootstrap 4 version now.

WordPress doesn’t support nested shortcodes of the same name. You cannot have a [row] inside another [row] of any kind. This is a limitation of WordPress, not of this plugin I’m sorry to say.

This seems to have fixed the issue. Thank you!

This should be resolved in 3.3.9, just pushed. Thanks!

This should be resolved in 3.3.9, just pushed. Thanks!

Hi,
I have this plugin working on a couple of multisite setups without issue. Are you experiencing a particular bug or problem?

Hi,
As noted in the documentation, data attribute and value pairs separated by a comma. Pairs separated by pipe.

So the following will achieve what you’re looking for:

[button type="primary" link="#0" size="lg" data="target,#myModal|toggle,modal"]

Unfortunately these shortcodes are not compatible with Bootstrap 2. Bootstrap 3 made a significant number of changes to the naming and structure of the framework, and backwards compatibility is not an option.

Sorry!

Thanks for the update! This kind of feedback is super helpful both to us and to other users who might be having the same problems.

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vikkinor,
Yes, upgrading to PHP 5.3 or greater should fix the issue you’re seeing.

PromInc,
WordPress actually does support PHP 5.2, but this plugin does not. PHP 5.2 has been unsupported by PHP themselves for almost 5 and a half years, and PHP 7 is the current version. I strongly recommend upgrading your PHP version if at all possible. Most shared hosts have an option for this.

The next version of this plugin will warn about PHP < 5.3 being unsupported.

Sorry for the trouble!

Hi,
Can you confirm what version of PHP your server is running? This plugin requires PHP 5.3 or later and that could be the source of these errors. Let me know and I’ll be happy to troubleshoot further!

I’ll make it clearer in the readme and documentation that PHP 5.3+ is required. Thanks for the information, everyone!