Simplum

when you edit the block in the wordpress admin the url looks a bit like wp-admin/post.php?post=548&action=edit where 548 is the id of the block

hi..

i gues you have to wrap your shortcode in a do_shortcode function if you add it directly in a template file.

if you added your shortcode in the editor of a page and it’s not working it’s because i guess that the author removed the shortcode from the plugin

hi.. sorry i made a mistake..
it was the file class-swboc-widget.php not the class-swboc-common.php ..

i replaced the contents of class-swboc-widget.php and it works without any errors.

undo what you did and replace the widget file.. and post the error message if you get one.

yeahh.. wordpress 4.3 introduced some new rules for the registration of Plugins..

if you are using Version 0.6.1 you can replace the content of class-swboc-common.php with the content of this:
https://gist.github.com/podlebar/187c1e5cd5e0527af857

worked for me.. but yeah it’s a quick fix..