Robert D Payne

Thank you for the contribution.

@joevansteen There is a place in the code where I force HTTP if the source URL doesn’t have a scheme, after using the parse_url PHP function. Technically, it should never happen.

Regarding the site security guidelines error message, you need to visit the plugin settings page, and add all domains from which the plugin may draw content to the input field, under Security.

I have not been able to reproduce the error.
If you go to https://www.cannaqa.com/wiki/ and click the images, they load as embeds like they should.

Might be a problem with PHP.
Someone reported that he got the error with PHP 7.3.
But, when he downgraded to 7.2, the error went away.

Please provide a copy of the shortcode you are using on a page/post.

You’re welcome!

I’m not sure what happened, but my site is back up, now.

The page you reference is gone. Do you still want help with this?

You can add a remove attribute to the shortcode:
[rdp-wiki-embed url=’https://en.wikipedia.org’ remove=’.mw-jump-link’]

That would likely involve custom JavaScript coding.

Go to the settings for the plugin via Settings > RDP Wiki and make sure the checkbox for ‘Display info boxes’ is unchecked. That should do it.

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Only way, currently, is with JavaScript.

Two options:

1) Add PHP code that uses the RDP_WE_SCRUB_REMOVE_ELEMENTS_FILTER or RDP_WE_PRERENDER_REMOVE_ELEMENTS_FILTER

2) Add remove attribute to the shortcode with value equal to a comma separated list of CSS selectors for HTML elements you want to remove.

If you want to remove the entire link (including the text) you and use the remove attribute to target the appropriate HTML selectors.

Otherwise, you will need to use some custom coding.

I’m not sure what’s going on… never ran into that sort of error, before.
Might be some sort of security issue.