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I further insisted on the issue above and found out a way to force correct rendering. You need to enclode the [plugin-directives [sourcecode language=".."] ….[/sourcecode] with a Code-Tag, like

HTML-Code_element
[sourcecode language="css"]
your code here
[/sourcecode]
eof-HTML-Code_element

</p>
<p>Anyhow the wp-user’s guide in
http://en.support.wordpress.com/code/posting-source-code/
doesn’t declare this need correctly.</p>
<p>A permanent more stable solution should be negotiated between WordPress-Team and Alex as author of this outstanding plugin.</p>
<p>kinde regards</p>
<p>Othmar Lippuner`

PS: HTML-Code_element should be a HTML-Element CODE in angle brackets. But it can’t write it here!! It’s a bit a pain …..

Hi vtxyzzy

I have plugin “SyntaxHighlighter Evolved” Version 3.1.3 | By Viper007Bond.
I deactivated it.

Still the same situation:

I can write all possible text and save it. Only a plain text

Fetch the results

is refused to be stored. It looks like it is taken for something diffrent as text to be displayed in my blog.

I tried to cheat it with
<?PHP>echo(“Fetch the results”)<?>
but this is not executed on the server. I can understand this. Would be a severe security flaw. It’s not allowed by WordPress-Engine to enter PHP-Code.

Can someone reproduce the same on his blog?
Any Solution?
Any tips to make the string diffrent, but to look the same (Slip a diesguised text through)?

you can have a look at this here