<?php echo do_shortcode('[tubepress]'); ?>
trying to put this in my page template
all it does is print out the word tubepress
it works when i post in a page or a post
help :(
<?php echo do_shortcode('[tubepress]'); ?>
trying to put this in my page template
all it does is print out the word tubepress
it works when i post in a page or a post
help :(
Shortcodes are normally parsed as part of the_content() functions/filters. So they won't work in a template. You may need to dig further into that plugin's files to see what (if any) functions you can call in place of the shortcode.
This article will show you how. I just tried it an it worked great.
@vernal --> that's the same thing kataklyzmcom tried....
does anybody know the solution to this?
Try this:
<?php echo apply_filters('the_content', '[tubepress]'); ?>
It treats the shortcode (or whatever you put in that second argument) the same as the_content, so then it'll get parsed.
Worked for me, anyway.
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