jules22

Hi thanks for the response. However you are still relying on the use of html code (<br>) in your WYSIWYG editor. It should not be referred to as a WYSIWYG editor, if one needs to use html code. For me it is not an issue to use html but not for my clients it is.

Thanks for the response, I do have the option checked. But how do I set the title attribute ? Does it have to be done through the clients Youtube channel ? There is no shortcode option ie. [embedyt title=”mytitle”]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABCDEFGHIJK&width=400&height=250[/embedyt]

No longer an issue. Thanks.

Hi David,

1. I ended creating a custom hook for now:

function show_thankyou_page()
{
	if(is_page('supporting-members'))
	{
		if(isset($_GET["thanks"]))
		{
		wp_redirect( home_url().'/thankyou/');
		exit;
		}	

	}
}
add_action('template_redirect','show_thankyou_page');

2. If your plugin uses wp_mail I am not sure why one would need a plugin. If so what plugin would you recommend?

Thanks for the plugin, hope you can get it sorted out.

Thanks for the filter hook Merv. It worked fine. Unfortunately the search widget is not setting the post type=rental. I have my settings set to rental only. However on viewing the source code I noticed that the hidden field is not setting the post type as rental, it is blank. This causes my regular posts to be included in a search. If I manually place post-type=rental in the URL it works…

Here is my dev site:

http://dev.tfglakewood.com/

If you leave everything as any and submit, you will see regular posts also.

Thanks Jules

Get HTML validation error also, when added:

Element fb:like not allowed as child of element div in this context. (Suppressing further errors from this subtree.)
…”false” layout=”button_count” width=”450″ show_faces=”false” font=””></fb:like>