It should be in the current version. Post what your shortcode looks like and some sample output. I’ll see if I can work out if there is a bug.
Also: what is your version of WP? It looks like 3.1.3 wpautop is behaving differently.
[cfdb-html wpautop="true" form="gunma-guide" filter="loc_category=Outdoors" show="loc_name,loc_category,loc_city,loc_latitude,loc_longitude,loc_website,loc_description" orderby="loc_city,loc_category,loc_name"]
<h3>${loc_name}</h3>
${loc_city} (${loc_category})
${loc_description} (<a href="http://maps.google.com/maps?q=${loc_latitude},${loc_longitude}+&z=15&iwloc=A">Map</a>)
[/cfdb-html]
Output.
If you view the source, you can see that there should be a line break in the ${loc_description}. I’m using WordPress 3.1.2.
Ok, this is a different issue that than I thought we were talking about. I thought you mean line breaks like that between “(${loc_category})” and “${loc_description}” but you mean line breaks that are inside of the content of a field.
In the Database Options page, set “Show line breaks in submitted data table” to “true” if it is not already. Does that help?
…it probably doesn’t. I think I need to put in a fix for this.
Ah, I see. Yes, I meant data in a field.
Changing “Show line breaks in submitted data table” to “true” only changes the linebreaks in the backend.
Thanks for looking into this.
Fix is now in the development version.
Fantastic. It works perfectly. Thanks 🙂
