Plugin Author
Muneeb
(@muneeb)
Hi,
It’s not possible to execute to execute the PHP code In the editor in WordPress but there are few plugins like exec-php which let you do this I’m not sure because I’ve not tested this either it will work with SimplePop or not.
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Thanks
Muneeb
Thread Starter
Daniel
(@dhoffmann)
Hi Muneeb,
thanks for your answer. Yes, I use exec php and it works fine in posts, pages and widgets.
But if I use it in your plugins editor box it can’t be saved / it is filtered out.
Daniel
Plugin Author
Muneeb
(@muneeb)
Enter the PHP code in the HTML mode otherwise Editor will filter it out. I’ve tested it and it’s working without doing any tweaks
Thread Starter
Daniel
(@dhoffmann)
the normal way to use exec php is to switch off the html-editor in the profil. if I do that, all content is filtered out.
if I do it not, it seems to work, but paragraphs and breaks are included and the code does not work correctly.
is it possible to turn off the editor in simple popup?
Plugin Author
Muneeb
(@muneeb)
Sorry for the delay yes it’s possible to turn off the editor it uses global settings when you disable visual editor
Disable the visual editor by going to Users->Your Profile
Thread Starter
Daniel
(@dhoffmann)
as I told you above, if I do that, all content is filtered out.
I wanted to know, If there’s a possibility to completly turn off the editor in your plugin?
If not, I’ll write by hand. The plugin works as described.
Plugin Author
Muneeb
(@muneeb)
Yes It’s you have to edit options-menu.php
remove the code from line 212 to 228 then on line 229 removes the style=”display:none” and remove the on_click attr in submit input tag
If you feel difficult to make changes let me know by email Thanks
