golddave

kainth56 –

I figured it out! A friend suggested to me that perhaps a plugin was using the get_permalink hook and adding the extra parameters. After a little investigation I found that the Google Analytics plugin was doing this. Unchecking the “Tag links in RSS feed with campaign variables” feature fixed it. Are you using the Google Analytics plugin? Or maybe another tracking plugin?

– Dave

I should mention that I’m working with the RSS2 template. Just trying to customize the 1 field.

ameliealden (and everyone else) –

I have finally figure out the problem and have just uploaded a new version (1.7) of the plugin. Please update when you have a chance and let me know how it goes.

– Dave

stvwlf –

Thanks for the suggestion. I already saw that before I posted my original question. The plugin is already implemented in the way the issue is solved there.

Thanks,
Dave

All –

Sorry for my delayed reply on this. I’m researching it but don’t have a solution yet. I’ll put out an updated version of the plugin as soon as I find a solution that works.

No. That is not possible with this plug.

Nevermind. I got it fixed.

I had a handcoded version of the widget to use in a spot where I couldn’t use the actual widget. It had been working last season but for some reason this year the data was blank. I re-coded it and that did the trick.

Thanks for the tip, esmi.

Good to know, RVoodoo.

Thank you both for your help.

Robert –

With some help from a friend I have corrected the line of code that causes the PHP 4 incompatibility in version 1.5. The new version should be hitting www.remarpro.com momentarily.

– Dave

Robert –

This error usually appears when you’re running the plugin on PHP 4.x. The plugin requires PHP 5 or better. Ask your admin to upgrade your PHP version and you should be good to go.

– Dave

Apparently removing some extraneous spaces makes a difference. It’s working now with the following code:
if ( ($current_options['page_type']=="posts") && (!is_page()) )

Can’t do that. We’re not dealing with technical people so we have to keep their involvement as simple as possible. Once we start asking them to copy code somewhere else and reference it here we’re asking them to do too much.

Would it be possible to escape embed codes by using a shortcode?

We can’t disable Visual mode. We may just have to train people to not use Visual mode if there are embeds.

That wouldn’t work since his actual position title is Editor. It’s his job to edit the posts.