Its a strange thing : if you look at the html source code, you could see that the html inserted by the plugin is changed as if a sort of regular expression has been used to include it…
In your site there is this :
<a href="#frontpage-slideshow" 0="onclick="if" 1="(fsid">-1) { if (jQuery(
and should be :
<a href="#frontpage-slideshow" "onclick="if (fsid">-1) { if (jQuery(
What kind of way do you use to insert the slider ? frontpage or shortcode ?
Have also tried the shortcode to the same effect.
It has to be something in here:
$fscontent = '<div id="fs-main"><div id="fs-slide"><div id="fs-picture"><div id="fs-placeholder"><a href="#frontpage-slideshow" "onclick="if (fsid">-1) { if (jQuery(\'#fs-entry-link-\'+fsid).html() != \'\') { this.href=jQuery(\'#fs-entry-link-\'+fsid).html(); } }"> </a></div><div id="fs-text"><div id="fs-title"> </div><div id="fs-excerpt"> </div></div></div></div><ul>';
Upon inspection, I find the following:
<a 1="(fsid" onclick="if" 0="" href="#frontpage-slideshow">-1) { if (jQuery('#fs-entry-link-'+fsid).html() != '') { this.href=jQuery('#fs-entry-link-'+fsid).html(); } }"> </a>
it’s exactly what I’m saying : the plugin os doing it’s job well but something is messing with the code : do you have any html tidy system on your server ? as a php module or an apache one ?
Not that I am aware of. I use GoDaddy hosting if that tells you anything. Tried different theme with same results.
That kind of behavior is tipical of an “html tidy” tool that is got messed by inline javascript…
Stand by next release to get this repaired (I guess) since I will put all javascript code outside of the HTML flow.
