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The plugin uses other techniques to obfuscate email in mailto links instead of images.
Protected email is used to replace email addresses in like the head sections of your page, in a title attribute, RSS feed or other parts where it doesn’t make sense to create a mailto link (and it might even break your page).
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In reply to: [WP Mailto Links - Protect Email Addresses] plugin block in articlesGreat!
I tested with danish chars and it works fine on my install. Need more info about your case.
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In reply to: [WP Mailto Links - Protect Email Addresses] Can't delete the pluginProblem solved in v2.1.4
Fixed in v2.1.4.
The WPML scripts were loaded on every admin page and somehow causing a conflict. Problem fixed in v2.1.4.
Probably the same issue as this one.
Problem should be solved in v2.1.4.
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In reply to: [WP Mailto Links - Protect Email Addresses] plugin block in articlesThanks for the image.
Should be solved in v2.1.4.OK. I cannot see any conflicts anyway.
WPEL is now ignoring everything in<script>tags, which was probably the solution.I tested with a pdf and doc file, but the target=”_blank” was not stripped.
Maybe another plugin is doing some magic?- Download version 1.81
- Go to Plugins in admin
- Click New Plugin
- Click Upload Plugin
- Choose the downloaded file and click Install Now
You could use javascript. Tomorrow I will take a look at it.
I really don’t have a clue. Used the same function
__( )and the same textdomain.Your site runs under PHP version less then 5.3, which is required for WPEL version 2 and up.
In this case you should get a notice, but to show the notice I used a constant which only works on PHP 5.3 and up. So that’s not very smart of me.
The solution is to upgrade your php to a newer version or use an older version of this plugin (v1.81).
I will add the textdomain in the next release, so you can add your own files, and don’t need to wait to use them.