[Plugin: Preserved HTML Editor Markup] PHP code snippets not preserved

  • Resolved cwlee_klagroup

    (@cwlee_klagroup)


    13 years, 11 months ago

    Original code loaded into HTML editor

<!--  preserved-html-editor-markup TEST 2 -->

<!-- test of PHP code -->
<?php include("/includes/testimonials/CPSL-testimonial.php"); ?>
[include file="CPSL-testimonial.php" path="/includes/testimonials"] 

<!-- End preserved-html-editor-markup TEST 2 -->

Code returned by TinyMCE Visual Editor with preserved-html-editor-markup plug-in activated  

<!--  preserved-html-editor-markup TEST 2 -->

<!-- test of PHP code -->
<!--?php include("/includes/testimonials/CPSL-testimonial.php"); ?-->
[include file="CPSL-testimonial.php" path="/includes/testimonials"] 

<!-- End preserved-html-editor-markup TEST 2 -->

    RESULT = PHP statement returned commented out

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  • Plugin Author MarcusPope

    (@marcuspope)

    13 years, 10 months ago

    Interesting, I tried this multiple times and could not reproduce the behavior. The php code block was preserved as I entered it into the html editor. Can you verify this behavior with just my plugin installed? And what plugin are you using for the [include] shortcode? I’ll try my plugin with that if it’s a community plugin.

    Thanks,
    Marcus

    Thread Starter cwlee_klagroup

    (@cwlee_klagroup)

    13 years, 10 months ago

    Hi Marcus,

    The plug-in most likely causing the <?PHP> commenting problem is “Magic-fields” (Version 1.5.8.3). I can’t turn off this plug-in as our site functionality is based on its Custom Write Panels. (We built the site back before WordPress supported custom page types when Magic-Fields was the only way to do that.)

    The plug-in we currently use to work around TinyMCE’s PHP filter is ‘AmberPanther WP Include File’.

    Thread Starter cwlee_klagroup

    (@cwlee_klagroup)

    13 years, 9 months ago

    Hi Marcus,

    I was able to resolve this issue. The root problem problem is not related to your plug-in and it is not caused by any incompatibility between your plug-in and Magic-Fields.

    The problem was caused by invalid data in my Magic Fields tables. Once I cleaned the tables up, everything worked as it should. Follows is a link that explains the problem and resolution in more detail.

    About halfway down is an entry posted by ‘figureone’ that starts with… “Ok, so I fixed this problem. In short, it was caused by orphaned field entries in the wp_mf_panel_custom_field table.”

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