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I get the following message in my posts: "EASY SPOILER SHORTCODE ERROR"
Your shortcode has an illegal parameter, or perhaps a new line. Make sure the shortcode is in one single line. It can wrap of course, but sometimes editors place implicit breaks... these become HTML codes under the covers and confuses the shortcode parser.
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Is allowing shortcodes in comments a security risk? What does Easy Spoiler do to prevent this?
If you are not careful, yes. Easy Spoiler only enables itself and prevents expansion of embedded shortcodes. For example, an end user cannot post a comment as such:
[spoiler] [any-shortcode-on-your-site] [/spoiler]In posts and widgets, however, it will expand the innards appropriately.
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Does Easy Spoiler work with comment preview plugins
It has been tested with AJAX Comment Preview. If you have problems let us know and we will attempt to replicate the problem.
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How can I support your plugin?
Right now there are three support options that would be much appreciated
1) Purchase our RSS news reader for the iphone: Flitter! app store link
2) Advertise our Flitter! iPhone app on your site. You can use the graphics right off of this site's main page or contact us if you want something custom.
3) Donate via PayPal. The sidebar on your right over there has a paypal donation button.
This list is in no particular order, whatever you choose would be wonderful to us!
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I still get the "EASY SPOILER SHORTCODE ERROR" and I know I have entered everything correctly!
It is rare, but you also may have a plugin that replaces key phrases in your blog with HTML markup codes (such as a dictionary or ad plugin). The plugin in question MAY be performing this prior to wordpress shortcode parsing. If this is the case you can replace a single letter of the phrase you want in the shortcode with a percent character followed by the HEX ASCII code from this table:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASCII#ASCII_printable_characters
This will prevent the plugin from matching its keywords, and allow our shortcode to show the correct text.
If your problems continue, please contact us. Could be a bug in our stuff you know!
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Can I put a spoiler group in a comment or widget?
While you can put spoilers in these, currently spoilergroup only works on posts and pages.
On January 16, 2010,
in Easy Spoiler,
by support
FAQ for the Easy Spoiler WordPress plugin
Does it work in comments?
Well, it doesn’t…
Eric was right at the time… a later version added support for embedding it within comments.
Please, let me know how I can change the title of the button Show/Hide.
Thanks in advance.
You can’t right now, but it would be easy to add. Ill put that in the next release.
Thank you work perfect.
sorry if i ask out of topic question,
but how do you make rating on the FAQ list?
it’s very neat.
and i love your plugin.
thank you.
You should see thumbs up and thumbs down buttons by each question. If an answer was helpful or not, you reflect that in your vote (and we occasionally go over the votes and try to clarify)
If you have a question you think should be added, just post it here or on the forum.
how I can put a spoiler button above and from below (ie opening spoiler and read the contents to the bottom to roll it from the bottom rather than rising to the top)?
I’m sorry, can you explain that a bit? You want to move the button to the bottom part so it opens upward?
Hi, are all the contents in the spoiler indexed by crawlers, and is it possible to add a php script like to a spoiler title?
Not sure about the crawlers. It doesn’t hide the contents from the page source: only visibility is affected.
You could try entering php as the title. I believe the plugin blindly outputs the content
The only tricky part would be to escaping it properly so the shortcode parsing is not confused
Hi!
Is there a way to embed any html (i.e. etc…) within the easy spoiler shortcode?
Thanks
Please use the support forum for future comments:
http://www.dyerware.com/forum
Thanks!
You can enter a command to the title as in example
[/ spoiler]
You can enter a command to the title as in example
[ spoiler = “title” ] [ / spoiler ]