and the things is i have customized the BBcode w editor plugin a bit to match my needs so i really want to use it.
i don’t mean to bump here but can i get a quicker reply
Sorry I wasn’t notified that their was a post here.
To answer you, in the long term I can look into the BBcode w editor plugin to see if I can add support for that, or fork it to make it work with the whitelist properly. Some shortcode plugins allow their content to bypass the whitelist, allowing users to do something like [b][bbp-login][/b]. Not really bad but I have noticed doing that without the whitelist enabled ends a thread so no more posts can be made on it.
If you can edit that plugin yourself, all the info you need to make it work with the whitelist is in the readme.txt
If you aren’t that bothering in the short term, you can always add the codes manually in the whitelist settings.
From the FAQ:
Q. I’m a shortcode plugin developer. How do I make my shortcodes safe?
A. If your shortcodes contain no calls to do_shortcode($content), then they are probably already safe as far as I’m aware. If they do contain calls to do_shortcode($content), then you can make them safe by creating a function or class method in your plugin similar to:
function yourplugin_do_shortcode($content) {
if(function_exists(‘bbp_whitelist_do_shortcode’)) {
return bbp_whitelist_do_shortcode($content);
} else {
return do_shortcode($content);
}
}
And then replace calls to do_shortcode($content) inside your shortcode handlers with calls to this new function.
Also from the FAQ:
Q. I’m a shortcode plugin developer. How do I self-declare my plugin?
A. To self-declare your plugin to the shortcode whitelist plugin, include the following code somewhere in your plugin, changing the names, unique identifier and the array of safe to use in the forums shortcodes that your plugin provides:
function yourplugin_get_shortcode_whitelist() {
$plugin_name = ‘Your Plugin Name’;
$plugin_author = ‘Plugin Author Name’;
$shortcodes = array(‘test’,’test2′); //array of safe shortcodes the plugin provides.
return array(‘name’=>$plugin_name,’tag’=>’your-plugin-unique-identifier’,’author’=>$plugin_author,’shortcodes’=>$shortcodes);
}
if(!isset($bbpscwl_selfdeclared_plugins)) $bbpscwl_selfdeclared_plugins = array();
$bbpscwl_selfdeclared_plugins[] = yourplugin_get_shortcode_whitelist();
In the case of a plugin that can add custom bbcodes, you probably need to amend the function ‘yourplugin_get_shortcode_whitelist()’ described above to get your list of shortcodes from your settings rather than just hardcoding them. But otherwise, its as simple as that.
ok thanks for your time on this i will try that and if em not successful i can always use the manual method.
I’m planning to improve the interface for adding and removing manual additions to the whitelist at some point, so I may be able to do some detection for this plugin then. It just sounds like a potential case where the admin doesn’t want an all shortcodes or none option.
