Problem inserting PHP with exec php and another plugin

  • I use the datafeedr plugin for a site of mine and also use exec php so I can insert PHP into pages and posts. Everything works fine until I try to insert PHP into an HTML module within Datafeedr.

    I have disabled the visual editor, but when I try to post this code:

    <?php
$keyword = the_title("", "", false);
$text .= '[phpbay]' . $keyword . ', "20", "", ""[/phpbay]';
echo phpBayPro($text);
?>

    It ends up looking like this after I save it.

    <p><?php<br />
$keyword = the_title("", "", false);<br />
$text .= '[phpbay]' . $keyword . ', "20", "", ""[/phpbay]';<br />
echo phpBayPro($text);<br />
?></p>

    At first I figured it was because it is with a WYSIWYG, but I have made sure that I was in CODE mode rather than VISUAL and have now just disabled the visual editor altogether.

    Any ideas of what I should try?

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  • cpreston

    (@cpreston)

    I’m having the same exact issue. Will let you know if I find anything

    Write it in one line. If it gets too complicated use require() or include(). There were also hacks for turning off the auto-linebreak feature in WordPress, but that’s definitely not a good idea.

    Did anyone get the exec-php plugin working in the pages section of datafeedr? I have made sure that I do not have any other formatting in the content. It seems that the exec-php plugin just doesn’t execute on the datafeedr content…

    Any help greatly appreciated.

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