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  • Thread Starter spiderz

    (@spiderz)

    Hi,

    Thanks again. I don’t understand the spirit of your replies. Are you trying to teach people php? My problem is not with php, is with WP and this plugin… and I think I will give up now.

    I tried the code below (with the beta version) but it did not work for me :

    function my_custom_callback_function($array) {
    	$array[]='gallery';
        return $array;
    }
    add_filter( 'slb_exclude_shortcodes', my_custom_callback_function );

    + I also tried to use the following shortcode in posts [slb_exclude] but it just prints out the code, it does not process it.

    I am using a custom template, but with nothing weird, very few plugins and a relatively clean code.

    Thread Starter spiderz

    (@spiderz)

    IMHO and as far as I am concerned, this topic is not resolved.

    Thread Starter spiderz

    (@spiderz)

    (Thank you! If i could sent you a private message – or even an email contact on your site – i would gladly send you a link.)

    I am not a complete WP beginner but I am having a hard time understanding the logic and figuring out the right code for this filter… You say that the arguments for this filter (slb_exclude_shortcodes) is one array with the shortcodes to exclude… How would I pass this array in the filter? (For example if I want to exclude the [gallery] shortcode? Would this work?

    my_custom_callback_function($args) {
    $args = array('gallery');
    return $args
    }
    add_filter('slb_exclude_shortcodes', 'my_custom_callback_function');

    Strangely, this particular option does not work on my site. (Using WP 4.0)

    Thread Starter spiderz

    (@spiderz)

    I tried using the shortcode “[slb_exclude]”, but it did not work.

    [slb_exclude] blabla [gallery] blalbla [/slb_exclude]

    I even tried with the latest beta version of SLB (2.4b3)

    Hi, did u ever find a solution to this?

    I am desperately looking for the same thing…

    I think I have the same pb.

    It was VERY slow for the editing/posting articles in the admin… Even when clicking for posting a new article…

    I made tests and tried everything (removed ping services and the preview panel) and it ended up being very very quick with Firefox and FOR SOME WEIRD reason, still very slow with IE6. (I think it has to do with some IE6 settings on my comp, or some firewall behaviour.)

    That’s not so bad… I use Firefox most of the time… But I wish I knew where this comes from…

    SOLVED…

    I was using IE6…
    I tried with Firefox: it works fast :-))

    (I remember it was slow with FF also before I made the 3 modifs above!)

    I cleaned IE’s cache to test. It is still MUCH slower for me with IE6 & crazy blazing fast with Firefox… Strange browser pb. I suppose. Or has to do with my IE settings somehow…

    it happens for EDIT…
    but also when I click to post a new post…
    so it can’t be the ping nor the preview…

    maybe it’s because my connection is just slow (like 2 times a modem connection) and the “post” pages are very large?

    it’s still very weird because the admin is very fast apart from that…

    weird….

    i have the same pb. unresolved… actually even a bit more that 20 sec.

    1/ I erased all ping services in writing options
    2/ I commented out the preview iframe
    3/ I checked out the ‘discussion’ options to alert other services

    ??

    Same here!

    1/ The reading options were not working…

    2/ After MANY test like a user above in this thread, I found the exact word “union”, in any post, would also lead to the same error…

    These MOD_SECURITY issues were solved by putting an .htaccess file in /wp-admin using the following code:

    <Files options.php>
    SecFilterInheritance Off
    </Files>

    <Files post.php>
    SecFilterInheritance Off
    </Files>

    Thank you guys ??

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