Where do you want to include this?
because the page looks fine here:
http://www.tinywebgallery.com/blog/advanced-iframe/free-iframe-checker
Best, Michael
Thread Starter
Pzp
(@pzp)
1. Have you activated the plugin?
And ” != “
You need to use “
Best, Michael
Thread Starter
Pzp
(@pzp)
yes the plugin is activated. What you mean by this ” != ”
You are using the wrong “.
Best, Michael
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Pzp
(@pzp)
ok I’ve used the plugin button “add advanced iframe” to and it didn’t work with his own ”
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Pzp
(@pzp)
i have replaced the ” but nothing
Than maybe your editor or WordPress did.
But the main keys is that the shortcode is still shown. Means you have entered the code somewhere where it is not evaluated.
Try to enter the shortcode like this
[advanced_iframe securitykey=”b73cfa1f2bf23ad689132f8fc77a9519e0792cdf” src=”http://www.curatoren.nl/fo/affilliate.php?id=279″%5D
in the text mode of your editor.
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Pzp
(@pzp)
I’ve done it on the text mode and still nothing as you see.
Still seems that the plugin is simply still not active.
The shortcode should not be seen if it is active.
Have you maybe another plugin that disallow shortcodes?
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Pzp
(@pzp)
not really..
active plugins are
wpml
WP Updates Notifier
WordPress Importeerder
SEO Ultimate
Revolution Slider
Menu Icons
LayerSlider WP
iThemes Sync
Formstack Plugin
Contact Form 7
CMSMasters Contact Form Builder
BackupBuddy
Have you any other plugin where you can use a shortcode and see if this works?
what happens if you use [advanced_iframe] only
Best, Michael
Thread Starter
Pzp
(@pzp)
No this are all. Doesn’t work so you have something on mind? Does it work on ur page?
Sure. On many pages. If the shortcode is shown it is not evaluated which does normally mean that the plugin is not active.
But you have the “Add advanced iframe” button which does mean on the other hand it is active.
If you check your source code I see
[advanced_iframe securitykey=& #8243;b73cfa1f2bf23ad689132f8fc77a9519e0792cdf& #8243; src=& #8243;http://www.curatoren.nl/fo/affilliate.php?id=370& #8243;]
and not
[advanced_iframe securitykey=”b73cfa1f2bf23ad689132f8fc77a9519e0792cdf” src=”http://www.curatoren.nl/fo/affilliate.php?id=370″%5D
So you wordpress installations seem to replace the ” with & #8243;
But what happens if you only put [advanced_iframe] in the page?
There you should get an error message.
Of your theme does not supports shortcodes in the content. This is why I asked if you have another plugin which is using a shortcode.
Best, Michael
