Pingback contains javascript code instead of post content
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I’m working with a client which has two WordPress blogs dealing with similar topics. Occasionally, they link to one another, so pingbacks are sent between the two blogs.
However, the content of the pingbacks contain random parts of the linked posts and not the content of the posts. The included content may be navigation menus, bread crumbs, or even javascript code that is part of the theme file generating the link.
I know that I can edit the pingback comment manually, but the client would like this done automatically. Is there any way I can control what content gets included in the pingback comment?
I wrote both of the themes from scratch, so if there is a way I could tell WordPress to use the content that is part of a certain div or paragraph tag, then that would be great.
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