Pi Zi
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These are very specific wishes. It might be better to add a filter hook to the code generated by the plugin. That way you can change the definite html output of the links (f.e. by putting code in the function.php of your theme).
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In reply to: [External Links - nofollow, noopener & new window] Bug for h2 tag.It would help to have the html/source of that particular part.
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In reply to: [External Links - nofollow, noopener & new window] Not Working on Php 5.4Should be fixed in version 1.31
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In reply to: [External Links - nofollow, noopener & new window] Set up exclusion by code?There is a possibility to exclude links that contain a certain text in the url (for example, all urls to twitter.com).
I have to think about the exclusion of certain classes. Maybe I would rather add a filter hook, so you can manipulate the output yourself on your own criteria.
I’ll get back on this one…
Thanks 😉
True, only the html encode option works with special characters. At the moment I don’t know how to make it work with the other methods.
Any tips are welcome.Should be OK now (version 0.71).
Thanks for reporting this issue.
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In reply to: [Email Encoder - Protect Email Addresses and Phone Numbers] orange shieldShould be fixed. 0.71 just released.
Always good to have a second opinion 😉
Indeed, it should work for HTML Encoding as well. Fixed it, with some other issues in version 0.71.
Note: I made an extra option in the admin panel to show this message. You have to enable this option first (it’s off by default).
Thanks for your help Sascha!
Gr, Victor
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In reply to: [Email Encoder - Protect Email Addresses and Phone Numbers] orange shieldAndrzej, this bug occurs when using the Html Encode method. I will fix it asap.
Gr, Victor
Normandize, you are right. I used the wrong method. Try to fix it asap.
Gr, Victor
Sascha, I found the bug. It does not check when “Html Encode” method is being used. I will fix this, hopefully release it within a few hours.
Hello Sascha,
I tested it on multiple sites and it does not show the “succesfully encoded” message on the site when I am logged out.The check you implemented is already done earlier on the “wp” action:
$this->logged_in = (bool) ($user_ID && current_user_can('level_10'));Gr, Victor
Exactly, that was the idea. But I did not think bout the confusion it could cause when you’re not aware of this functionallity. Therefore in the new release I changed the red background with a little icon on the right-top corner. Hopefully it will be more clear this way.
Gary, thanks for checking!
I think it has something to do with the encoding type of your site. In western countries it’s normally UTF-8 or iso-8859-1. See here a list of charsets.