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  • Moderator Samuel Wood (Otto)

    (@otto42)

    www.ads-software.com Admin

    Try disabling your plugins, see if the problem goes away. One of the plugins you are using may be interfering with the shortcodes.

    Thread Starter Patrick Daly

    (@developdaly)

    I did that and nothing changed. Any other suggestions?

    Moderator Samuel Wood (Otto)

    (@otto42)

    www.ads-software.com Admin

    You haven’t disabled your plugins, because at least one of them is still running. PodPress, to pick an example.

    No, I don’t think PodPress is the cause, but my point is that until you try, you don’t know. Also, you’re using WP-Cache, so make sure that you clear your caches after disabling the plugins to make sure you’re seeing a fresh page.

    Thread Starter Patrick Daly

    (@developdaly)

    No, I DID disable them, and then I enabled them once that proved that it wasn’t the problem.

    I also cleared my cache.

    It can’t be a plugin, unless it’s something a plugin did to the DB.

    Moderator Samuel Wood (Otto)

    (@otto42)

    www.ads-software.com Admin

    It has nothing to do with the database. Shortcodes are performed in the actual core WordPress code, not in the database.

    There’s only two possible explanations:
    1) You’re not running a version of WordPress that actually has shortcodes.
    2) You have a plugin or theme that intentionally disabled the shortcodes.

    Thread Starter Patrick Daly

    (@developdaly)

    Otto, thanks for all your help.

    After I deactivated all of my plugins I checked a page with an incorrectly formatted shortcode so nothing seemed fixed.

    I deactivated them all again and checked another page it worked.

    It turns out the culprit was Google Website Optimizer for WordPress.

    Thanks again!

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