Scott Reilly

@clarenceinwonderland: Hi,

Thanks for the report. I’ve just released v2.0 of the wpuntexturize plugin which now includes a setting (found on the Settings -> Reading admin page) that allows you to enable or disable conversion of curly quotes in posts to their non-curly alternatives. The setting is disabled by default (so that existing curly quotes are not affected, which was pre v1.7 behavior).

Thanks again! Let me know if you have any further issues.

PS – If this has resolved your issue with the plugin, I’d appreciate if you’d consider reviewing your rating of the plugin in light of any potential change to your current satisfaction with it.

@squeegily: Hi,

Thanks for the report. I’ve just released v2.0 of the wpuntexturize plugin which now includes a setting (found on the Settings -> Reading admin page) that allows you to enable or disable conversion of curly quotes in posts to their non-curly alternatives. The setting is disabled by default (so that existing curly quotes are not affected, which was pre v1.7 behavior).

Thanks again! Let me know if you have any further issues.

PS – If this has resolved your issue with the plugin, I’d appreciate if you’d consider reviewing your rating of the plugin in light of any potential change to your current satisfaction with it.

@klogeat: Hi,

In the plugin’s settings page, you need to add “dk” into the “Extra domain extensions” field. This will allow the plugin to recognize the .dk TLD.

I’ve made a note to take a look into making the plugin a little smarter about this so that doing the above isn’t necessary. Until then, you should be set with the above.

Cheers!

@hadis89: Hi Hadis,

Not at the moment. But it’s on my todo list. I’ll follow up here once it gets added. Thanks for asking about it; it helps to know someone out there has interest in a feature.

Cheers!

@saani: Hi,

Most cases like this you’d need to associate a custom filter provided by that plugin with the handler provided by Auto-hyperlink URLs.

Just quickly skimming the code for FeedWordPress, it seems the filter in question might be syndicated_item_content.

Unfortunately you’d need to add a short bit of code to your site. Ideally this would added within something called a site-specific plugin. Or it could be added to your active theme’s functions.php file. Either way, you’ll find more in-depth instructions on how to go about doing either of those things elsewhere on the web.

But the specific code you’ll need to add would be:

function fwp_autohyperlink_filter( $filters ) {
    $filters[] = 'syndicated_item_content';
    return $filters;
}
add_filter( 'c2c_autohyperlink_urls_filters', 'fwp_autohyperlink_filter' );

In a future version of the plugin (likely the next) I’ll add an input field where you can simply supply “syndicated_item_content” and achieve the same results without needing custom code.

@adamids: Hi, could you explain what you are asking about?

The plugin does not offer a menu anywhere. You simply activate the plugin. You make use of the plugin via:

* A widget, within a sidebar or whever else widgest are supported
* A shortcode, within a post or wherever else shortcodes are supported
* Functions provided by the plugin, within code for a theme or plugin

There is a helper for creating a shortcode but it is currently only available in the classic editor, not the block editor.

Otherwise, everything above is documented here on the plugin’s page.

@juliemarie: Hi Julie,

Thanks for inquiring! Whether the plugin is best run early or late is really dependent on the site. In recognizing that, I’ve started adding the ability in some others of my plugins for the plugin’s priority to be generally configurable via the settings page (being able to decide “early” versus “late” with a dropdown) and more fine-tuned via a hook (which would require a small bit of custom code)–the former will cover it for most people.

Anyhow, I’ll be targeting Linkify Text with a much overdue update soon. I’ll follow-up here when it’s released.

Cheers!

@twanneman: Hi Twan,

While it has been quite a while since the latest update to Allow Multiple Accounts, I am indeed still supporting the plugin. I’ve been working through updates for all of my plugins recently, so it’s taking awhile to get to all of them. This one wound up a bit at the back of the line partly because it has been so long and I have a fair bit I want to update about it.

I appreciate your interest in the plugin and that you’ve tested it out with the latest version of WordPress and verified it works for you! Stay tuned in the coming weeks and I’ll get it fully up-to-date.

Cheers!

@weeegooo: Hi,

A reference to your screenshot didn’t make it here. Could you boil it down to a rule that isn’t working as expected? Paste the line in its entirety as you’ve defined it in the plugin, as well as an exact snippet of text you used that you expected to be linkified but wasn’t.

Also, where is the text you are saying didn’t get linkified? (i.e. was it in a post? a widget?)

@theaonar: Thanks for the clarification! My previous reply hinted about why I couldn’t reproduce your report, and that’s because I was thinking this was about another one of my plugins (Text Replace).

Yes, for Text Hover, I was able to verify the issue you’re reporting. The current version of the plugin does not allow the text-to-be-hovered to begin or end with a special character (something other than letters and numbers). I’m working on a new version of the plugin that will add this capability. I’ll follow up here once it has been released.

@duckyduck88: Hi Spencer,

Are you using a plugin to input the custom fields? And how are you displaying the custom fields on the page in question? Seems like you might be using PHP Code Widget? If so, please provide an example of the code you are using to output the custom fields.

@theaonar: Hi,

Can you elaborate on what you’re trying to do? I have tested the following two example replacements:

&&& => andandand
:2& => &&

I have used both the block editor and the classic editor (in both visual and text mode) to create posts. The &&& gets replaced by andandand, and the :2& gets replaced by && as expected.

Can you provide an example of your replacement rule and a snippet of text where it isn’t working?

@tosten: Hi,

Yes, currently I’m not available for hire. But I can try to help and see if what you want to accomplish is doable.

At first glance, this particular workflow appears to fall outside of what the plugin supports. While the plugin allows you to specify a remote JavaScript file to include (e.g. //screencast-o-matic.com/api/som.js via the “Admin JavaScript Files” setting), and while it supports adding the initializing code (e.g. SOM.Recorder({id: “cYV0cObM”}).embed(); via the “Admin JavaScript (in footer)” setting), the plugin does not support adding the “id” attribute to the first <script> tag, which is no doubt needed.

Not being familiar with the JavaScript you are looking to embed, I can’t say if the specific code that you’re trying to use would even work if supplied in the <head> or footer of a page. It might need to be wholly embedded within the body of the page.

Unfortunately, when it comes down to it, I don’t think this plugin will be able to help with implementing this particular snippet.

@leekianseng: Hi,

Looks like you marked this request as resolved already. Did you figure things out?

I’m not aware of an issue relating to links opening in a new window. Assuming, of course, the following are true:

* The plugin’s setting checkbox Open auto-hyperlinked links in new window? is checked
* The link in question was hyperlinked by the plugin and wasn’t a pre-existing hyperlink

Please provide some further information if you’re experiencing any problems.

Thanks again for reporting the issue and for verifying the fix. Cheers!