i just played around a little bit with the inline post feature and stumpled over some tiny mce tag filtering problem … add the following lines to “xspf_player.php” so tiny mce doesn´t filter the <xspf>…</xspf> tags any longer:
add this line to the xspf_player constructor function:
add_filter('mce_valid_elements', array('xspf_player', 'mce_valid_elements'));
add these lines anywhere to the xspf_player class:
function mce_valid_elements ($valid_elements)
{
if (empty ($valid_elements))
return "xspf";
return $valid_elements . ",xspf";
}
tested with wordpress 2.0.4 & xspf plugin 3.1
hope this helps…
happy coding
My workaround:
Change line 864 in /wp-includes/classes.php from:
var $use_verbose_rules = false;
to:
var $use_verbose_rules = true;
if you change this all extra rewrite rules are added to your .htaccess.
use_verbose_rules is used in the function mod_rewrite_rules() (starts at line 1334). it´s not set anywhere else. there is no mapping in the options database table. seems to be not finished yet…
hope this helps.
