Two encode blocks inline in a text widget

  • themightygavel

    (@themightygavel)


    6 years, 6 months ago

    I have a text widget at the top of my page that holds a single line of text which includes a phone number and an email address.

    I have this in the widget:
    [encode]+1 767 123 7890[/encode] [encode][email protected][/encode]

    The plugin is set to html encoding.

    The phone number is fine, the email address displays as something like

    fngoAiwenmeer.nl

    If I look in page source, I see stuff like

    #x 6e &#

    in the encoding. Looks very wrong.

    The theme I’m using is “Responsive”. The only other plugin I have running at the time is Polylang. All at their latest versions.

    Polylang might be significant, because the widget the above is in is bilingual through polylang. If I insert the same code in a regular page, it works fine.

    Thanks in advance for any insights.

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  • Ironikus

    (@ironikus)

    6 years, 6 months ago

    Hey @themightygavel – thank you a lot for your message and sorry to hear you face issues.
    As I can see , you still use the old notation of the encoding shortcode. We changed the structure with version 2.0.0 to make it more flexible.

    You can find a list of all available shortcodes here: https://ironikus.com/docs/knowledge-base/available-shortcodes/

    I recommend you to change the shortcode to the eeb_protect_emails
    shortcode.

    Hope this helps.
    If you have further questions, please let me know.

    Thread Starter themightygavel

    (@themightygavel)

    6 years, 6 months ago

    Wow, such a fast reply, amazing.

    I am very sorry to waste your time; this message was meant to go on the Email Address Encoder board 🙁 Sorry for the inconvenience.

    Does your plugin work well with polylang? I might try it next if it doesn’t work out with EAE.

    Thank you.

    Ironikus

    (@ironikus)

    6 years, 6 months ago

    Hey @themightygavel – thanks for your fast reply as well! 🙂

    Our plugin works with every email, it doesn’t matter which plugin is used. We have certain encodings for certain parts of your code to provide you always the best protection available.

    You can also check the functionality of our plugin on our website: https://ironikus.com/email-checker/

    I’m going to close this thread then. If you have further questions, feel free to reach out at any time!

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