I’ve replicated your problem and found another problem so I am going to fix them both while I am in the code. I think the processing for the br=’on’ short code attribute is also incorrect.
I’ve just uploaded v0.43 where I re-implemented the br=’on’ and legal=’off’ short code attributes using jQuery instead of preg_replace(). This should be much more reliable than the previous implementation. Give it a shot and let me know if you run into any issues.
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Pedja
(@batapeky)
I install v0.43 nothing happens, then I install v0.44 still won’t to work…
everything work smoot, expect this from beginning..
…wp 3.4.2
Any suggestions?
thanks, Peky
Can you fill out my Help and Support form? That will be the fastest way for me to help you out.
I’ve been working with another site which has an issue similar to what you describe. On the other site something (a filter? a plugin? jQuery? – I am not sure) is manipulating the HTML on the page after the WordPress Google Form short code is processed and injecting line breaks into the content. This is resulting in a jQuery Javascript syntax error so the jQuery script never runs which has a number of effects, not hiding the legal disclaimer being one of them.
I have just made a new build available if you want to try it out and let me know how it goes. This build moves the generated jQuery script from being part of the form into the WordPress footer content which should preclude it from being manipulated (I hope).
