[Plugin: Shortcodes Pro] "Uncaught SyntaxError" when name begins with number

Cool, thanks for the update.

I don’t have much time atm, but I tested the Order Ui and it’s still a bit buggy, having two shortcodes, I can’t permute there positions (1,2) (2,1) on a same row and I also tried to insert a separator between those two and it did not save the separator.

Other than that, the plugin is awesome ^^.

Something that could be awesome is a system for simply wrapping a div with given classes for making the shortcode creation very fast in the case of a shortcode like this:

<div class=”alert (color)”>do_shortcode(content)</div>

as most of the shortcodes I make looks like this, but it’s only a suggestion, I make these by myself using a pattern with some php, ;). Will post it here tonight

This is my alert shortcode:

if ($content == '')
    $content = $atts["content"];
return '<div class="alert ' . $atts["color"] . '">' . $content . '</div>';

I’ve set the content as an attribute so this let me use the generated shortcode inside another shortcode.

This is a shortcode for making columns with the 960gs:

if ($atts["prefix"] == 'none')
{
	$atts["prefix"] = '';
}
else
{
	$atts["prefix"] = ' ' . $atts["prefix"];
}

if ($atts["suffix"] == 'none')
{
	$atts["suffix"] = '';
}
else
{
	$atts["suffix"] = ' ' . $atts["suffix"];
}

if ($atts["appearence"] == 'none')
{
	$atts["appearence"] = '';
}
else
{
	$atts["appearence"] = ' ' . $atts["appearence"];
}
if ($atts["position"] == 'none')
{
	$atts["position"] = '';
}
else
{
	$atts["position"] = ' ' . $atts["position"];
}

return '<div class="' . $atts["grid"] . $atts["position"] . $atts["prefix"] . $atts["suffix"] . $atts["appearence"] . '">' . do_shortcode($content) . '</div>';

As you can see, all I do is add classes to a div. This could be accomplished without any shorcode in my theme by entering div code in html, but my clients don’t like to learn html so it’s much easier to click on buttons ;).

Anyway, as you can see, I’ve put do_shortcodes($content) so I can even exec some of the [do action=”stuff”/] inside another shortcode :). And that is the reason why I’ve set an attribute for content in the alert for the first example, this result in something like that:

[do action="nine_six_zero_gs" grid="grid_6" appearence="none" position="alpha" prefix="none" suffix="none"]
[do action="alert" color="yellow" content="listen to us!"/]
[/do]

That way, I get a nice alert inside a grid_6.
HTML result looks like this:

<div class="grid_6 alpha"><br>
<div class="alert yellow">listen to us!</div><br>
</div>

html result is much more simple than the text in the shortcode but All I really had to do is to click on the two buttons and select what I wanted.

This plugin is a very good idea considering that we can make our shortcodes the first time and than, if we ever decide to change from a theme to the other, we’re not stuck by changing all the shortcodes used before, All we have to do is add some css to the new theme and voila.

As I told in the post before, it would be nice to have a div wrapping system with class handling in a user friendly way.

All I’d have to do is to set a list of classes for each attributes. (yup, all my shortcodes look the same, the only one that is a bit different is the btn class witch is an anchor tag with classes instead of a div. 😛