alnpetepress

It worked with html embedded in the column contents, as I showed above, for the last few months right up until I applied the latest upgrade 6 days ago.

That would mean having a potentially infinite number of columns to cater for multiple authors. If I could have a proper many-to-many relationship with an ‘author’ table or a ‘one-to-many’ relationship with an ‘author x-ref’ table to achieve the same thing it would achieve the desired effect.

But why did it stop working as previously?

I can’t I’ve had to delete the data to stop the page looking dreadful and replace it with straight text for now.

But it was a column called authors which had content similar to the following:

<a href="author1.html" title="Read more...">author1 name</a>,
<a href="author2.html" title="Read more...">author2 name</a>,
<a href="author3.html" title="Read more...">author3 name</a>

With a table setup that included the following:

<p>{authors}</p>

and it used to show on the page as:

author1 name, author2 name, author3 name

all as links, but after the upgrade it showed on the page as:

<a href="author1.html" title="Read more...">author1 name</a>,
<a href="author2.html" title="Read more...">author2 name</a>,
<a href="author3.html" title="Read more...">author3 name</a>

The number of authors is variable (from 1 to 7 at the moment, could be more) so I don’t really want to have separate columns for each possible author and another one for a link to their page, especially as in most cases only one or two are used.

I had a simple a tag with an href and a title attribute. Previously it displayed correctly, after the update it just shows the html. The field is a text field, and it’s being displayed inside a simple p tag.

That’s great. Thank you.