Hey Lorenzo,
If you use HTML tags in the title, it won’t be supported anywhere, including displaying the title on the petition page.
For security reasons I am not prepared to make this part of the plugin, however here are instructions to make HTML tags for the petition title work on the petition page and in emails.
From version 1.15.2 you can edit the following
/wp-content/plugins/speakout/includes/class.mail.php find line 37 that reads $replace = array( stripslashes($signature->honorific), stripslashes($signature->first_name), stripslashes($signature->last_name), stripslashes($petition->title), $confirmation_url ); and remove the stripslashes() from around the field you wish to allow HTML e.g. stripslashes($petition->title) becomes just $petition->title
/wp-content/plugins/speakout/includes/emailpetition.php find line 77 that reads <h3>' . stripslashes( esc_html( $petition->title ) ) . '</h3> becomes <h3>' . esc_html( $petition->title ) . '</h3>
I haven’t tested this, so let me know if it doesn’t work properly.
Thank you for your reply,
i understand the security issue, so thank you again for your help in my project.
This edit make work the petition title in the email and in the shortcode form, but the email body and footer is still not html.
This is how i see the “read more” petition text: https://snag.gy/Qt7ank.jpg
And this is how i see the petition text in the mail that an user receive when sign: https://snag.gy/6wdfoy.jpg
i tried to remove the stripslashes() at line 77 in class.mail.php
// construct email message
$email_message = $greeting ;
$email_message .= $message ;
$email_message .= "\r\n\r\n--";
$email_message .= "\r\n" . $signature->honorific . " " . $signature->first_name . ' ' . $signature->last_name ;
$email_message .= "\r\n" . $signature->email;
$email_message .= self::format_address( $signature );
$email_message .= "\r\n\r\n" . $footer ;
but still having the mail message not in html.
Thank you for your support,
Lorenzo
