Oh JMT007 you have found a bug!
When I first created this plugin I didn’t intend for so much data to be stored in one record. The database table where all the records are stored can only contain 225 data characters which explains the cut off.
We will have to tackle your problem in a different way until I can release a fix for this.
OK, lets store each image in its own record with the reference prefixed with image.
For example if we wanted to store an image called ten the reference would be image-ten and the data would be an array similar to have done previously:
url=https://placehold.it/10
alt=ten
So the new record would look like this: https://gyazo.com/36692d3543a2c7e1f00abc701d41e117
We need to replace the previous function we added to the functions.php file with this one
function get_image_element($atts) {
$imageName = !empty($atts['name']) ? $atts['name'] : null;
$url = '';
$alt = '';
if($imageName && function_exists('cwd_getThe')) {
$img = cwd_getThe('image-' . $imageName);
if(!empty($img)) {
$url = $img['url'];
$alt = $img['alt'];
}
}
$optionalAttribues = '';
if (!empty($atts['width'])) {
$optionalAttribues .= sprintf(' width="%s" ', $atts['width']);
}
if (!empty($atts['height'])) {
$optionalAttribues .= sprintf(' height="%s" ', $atts['height']);
}
$format = "<img src=\"%s\" alt=\"%s\" %s>";
if(!empty($url)) {
return sprintf($format, $url, $alt, $optionalAttribues);
}
return null;
}
add_shortcode('image', 'get_image_element');
The shortcode remains the same so with this example we could use [image name="ten"] or [image name=”ten” width=”100″]
That should hopefully work well for you! Let me know how that goes ??
