[Aakash]

Thanks……

[Aakash]

fine …….

[Aakash]

Simple ….

Open the admin editing page of the post in which you to hide the buttons. On the right side you will see a “WP Socializer” meta box. Select the templates which you want to disable in that post.

[Aakash]

You should not use a shortcode like [caption] within the shortcoder content. I think there is problem with the realization of the plugin.

I ll try to put a complete demo of the shortcoder usage and its features, so that it can be used completely. But anyway thanks for trying the plugin.

[Aakash]

fine…

[Aakash]

I think, i emailed you for this report….

[Aakash]

Thanks for the tip… but i had this idea at first. But the javascript WYSIWYG editor produced some unwanted attributes, tags, and some caused bad formatting. So i removed it from the usage.

Anyway, if i find a good and simple WYSIWYG editor, ill soon implement it….

[Aakash]

Actually … you are not using the shortcoder plugin’s code in the code … then where is the problem ??

You are using the wordpress default shortcodes. Shortcoder allows to create custom shortcodes like the default ones … thats all

[Aakash]

airey74 wrote:

dang, i just started a new thread on this exact issue which i solved after much screaming and tears. if i’d seen this first i wouldn’t have killed my flatmate earlier. cest la vie.

Thanks for your bug fix… airey74

[Aakash]

Ye, there is a limit of 20 shortcodes. The future versions will have update on this.

But the current fix is,

1. Open shortcoder.php file

2. Goto line 297

3. Change the number 21 to 31/41/51 etc … according to your needs.

4. Save the file .. thats all…

[Aakash]

I think, this happens in wordpress versions 3.0 and above due t some change in the blog_info options. Ill fix it ASAP…

[Aakash]

I think, this happens when there are no elements in the array. Ill fix this ASAP…

[Aakash]

MrMiyamoto wrote:

Commenting out those two lines fixed my problem perfectly. Thanks for your help and continued support of the plugin! 😀

Thanks for trying the beta !!

[Aakash]

jQuery collapser automatically recognizes the pre hidden elements.

If you want the paragraph to be hidden and the plugin to show “Expand Paragraph”, then pre hide the target paragraph

i.e by adding a “display:none” styling to to the paragraph.

Example:

Code:

Some text

Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry. Lorem Ipsum has been the industry’s standard dummy text ever since the 1500s

Some text

Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry. Lorem Ipsum has been the industry’s standard dummy text ever since the 1500s

.
.
.

Live demo: http://jsfiddle.net/vaakash/CSLS7/

The text “Some text” will be automatically replaced with “Expand paragraph” or whatever as you give for the “expandHtml” object in the plugin settings.

The plugin automatically recognizes pre-hidden target elements.

Now only, i noted that there is a mistake in the demo. Thanks for your report.

Thanks

http://twitter.com/vaakash/

[Aakash]

MrMiyamoto wrote:

I tried in Firefox 5.0.1, Chrome 13.0.782.99 beta, and Safari 5.1, all with the same results. I disabled all other plugins to be sure it wasn’t a plugin interaction causing the problem and even with just WP Socializer 2.0 enabled I still get the aforementioned issue.

Hello,

The problem can be due the new TinyMCE button added to the plugin.

It works fine in my tested workspaces. But seems to be problem there.

The current solution is,

1. Open wp-socializer/wp-socializer.php

2. Remove or comment the lines

Code:

add_action(‘init’, ‘wpsr_add_wpsr_button’);
and
add_action(‘edit_form_advanced’, ‘wpsr_wpsrbt_info’);

3. Save the file

This should work.

Sorry for the late reply.

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