Hi agadakou,
I realize it’s been a month but as there are no replies I thought I would anyway.
I’ve just spent the best part of an hour with this same problem. It seems the striplashes within the function are not working how they were intended.
Anyways, I couldn’t solve the problem correctly (maybe someone else could try and update this?)
But I could solve my problem with a short term fix, here:
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go to your: plugins => recent-posts-widget-extended => includes => functions.php
On about line 181 just after the while loop ends you’ll see the ul closing tag.
You can pop your link in there as html. for example:
$html .= '</ul><a href="/your-page">LINK TO ANOTHER PAGE</a>';
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It works for me, hope this might help others.
If anyone knows the correct way to do within php please update this
Thanks
Many many thanx!
It couldn’t get more hard coded than that, but it works just fine for me, so thanx again for this way round 🙂
I reported this, but couldn’t get a reply, so I took the matter into my own hands and solved the problem like this:
Open the functions.php file in your /wp-content/plugins/recent-posts-widget-extended/includes/ folder.
Go to line 194 (or so) and replace following line
return $args['before'] . apply_filters( 'rpwe_markup', $html ) . $args['after'];
with this:
return stripslashes($args['before']) . apply_filters( 'rpwe_markup', $html ) . stripslashes($args['after']);
Hope this will be helpful.
Hi There,
I fix it for next version 🙂
guvenck, thanx for your suggestion…
Satrya, many thanks, I like your plugin!