mglasser

Fantastic. That worked. Thanks.

Some Googling reveals that shortcode conflicts are common and there is no “secret” method to use both shortcodes.

For others that may come across this, the [url] shortcode can be deactivated by the GD bbpress toolbox, while still keeping all the other bbcodes. This allows CCS to register the [url] shortcode and all is well again.

Thanks for the responsive support, especially for a problem you could not see on your side.

It is a registered shortcode conflict. The [url] shortcode is registered to a plugin I have called “GD bbPress Toolbox”, which essentially is allowing BBcodes in bbPress. And [url] is a bbcode. When I deactivated that plugin, your [url] shortcode worked as expected. ??

I realize this is not an issue for you, but a general WordPress question. Is there a way to get around shortcode conflicts in WP, without deactivating one?

text-transform: capitalize; did in fact work. I would prefer a setting in the plugin rather than customization in my css file, but this works. Thanks.

Since I would like it to be “Logout” and “Login”, I presume you mean “capitalize” instead of “uppercase”, since that seems like it would turn it to “LOGOUT”.

I will give it a try.

I tried this code in the text editor and even disabled the visual editor for this page.

begin
[url logout go='home']
test 1
<a href="[url site]">Site</a>
test 2
[url logout]
end

This returns this HTML source code

<div class="entry-content"><p>begin<br />
<a class="d4pbbc-url" target="_blank" href="ogout"></a><br />
test 1<br />
<a href="<a class="d4pbbc-url" target="_blank" href="ite"></a>">Site</a><br />
test 2<br />
<a class="d4pbbc-url" target="_blank" href="ogout"></a><br />
end</p>
</div>

Is there a clue in the fact the href seems to be cutting off the first letter? Is the [url] supposed to return the anchor links or just the url?

Version 1.7.5 and WP 4.1.

I am not specifically adding anything before or after the code. Again, here is the entire content of the page I am testing.

<a href="[url logout go='home']">Logout</a>

[url logout go='home']

[url logout]

[url]

<a href="[url site]">Site</a>

[url site]<br>
[url login]<br>
[url logout go=&quot;home&quot;]

test

And here is the source code I see when I visit the web page.

<a href="https://mywebsite.wpengine.com/logout/" title="Logout"></a><div class="entry-content"><p><a href=”<a class="d4pbbc-url" target="_blank" href="ogout"></a>“>Logout</a></p>
<a class="d4pbbc-url" target="_blank" href="ogout"></a>
<a class="d4pbbc-url" target="_blank" href="ogout"></a>
<a class="d4pbbc-url" target="_blank"></a>
<p><a href=”<a class="d4pbbc-url" target="_blank" href="ite"></a>“>Site</a></p>
<p><a class="d4pbbc-url" target="_blank" href="ite"></a><br><br />
<a class="d4pbbc-url" target="_blank" href="ogin"></a><br><br />
<a class="d4pbbc-url" target="_blank" href="ogout"></a></p>
<p>test</p>

And that source code produces this output.

<a href=”“>Logout</a>

<a href=”“>Site</a>

<br>
<br>

test

I guess I should have realized the links would not show correctly in my original post I will try with code format here or removing the <, which is actually in my code.

<a href="[url logout go='home']">Logout</a>
<a href="[url site]">Site</a>

a href=”[url logout go=’home’]”>Logout/a>
a href=”[url site]”>Site/a>

I hope this does not reopen the ticket, but I just wanted to say I have updated and it is working great. Thank you!!

Awesome response time. Thanks for the addition.

Never mind. This functionality was enforced by a plugin installed and required by my host, WPEngine.

You are correct we have the Pro plugin. Did I ask this in the wrong support venue?

If this functionality is not supported, what is the point of indicating the Registration and Success pages? And why do I think it did this redirecting a week ago? ??