Hello,
Glad to know that you have tried but sorry since you are facing problem, as soon as i have come to know from your support help, i have tested and found it working with mass attributes.
Will you please let me know in details about your problem , so that i could put some helpful lines for you?
Thank you.
Thanks for the prompt response and feedback. I did some more testing and I was able to have more than 2 attributes assigned to the shortcode.
I think I figured out what was causing my problem. When I assign a default value to the attribute they all work properly until I add a default value that contains a single apostrophe (‘) in the string.
When I do that, all the attributes disappear. For now, I am leaving out the apostrophe, but let me know if there is a way around that issue. I will continue to do some more testing.
I found the following workaround works: in place of the single apostrophe, I used the following html entities ' or ' and the text string displays properly.
When I actually use the shortcode on a page, I can override the default value specified in an attribute by specifying a string that includes a single apostrophe within the string, such as [test_sc value=”User’s Name”].
It would be nice if the default value could also be specified using the apostrophe, not requiring the html entities.
Hi, thanks for letting me know the issue. It has been listed and yes, hopefully it will be fixed in the next version.
Thanks again for helping me finding that. 🙂
The problem is fixed in new version, you can check it now.
Thank you.
I upgraded to the latest version (2.1.1) and tried to create a new shortcode to test it out. I am unable to add any attributes for the test shortcode.
This version is not working properly.
Sorry, I just cleared my browser cache and it works properly now. Thx…
