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  • Plugin Contributor joelworsham

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    Hmmm, that is strange. I don’t seem to be able to replicate the situation.

    Could you please give me a little more info on your specific situation?

    -What does the fatal error(s) say?
    -What other plugins do you have activated on your site?
    -What version of WordPress are you running?

    Thread Starter joelworsham

    (@joelworsham)

    You preset a good point. Thank you for your quick response.

    Plugin Contributor joelworsham

    (@joelworsham)

    Hey lianzinho!

    So glad you came here for help, because it is exactly the right place, and I’d love to help you out.

    So, I need a little clarification. Are you asking if, from within the default Client Dash plugin, you can add more than one custom Webmaster tab? As in, through the Client Dash Settings -> Webmaster? If this is your question, you cannot do so currently, unfortunately. But we have been putting off this feature and would definitely consider pushing this feature forward in priority for the next couple releases.

    If you’re asking if this can be done by creating a custom Client Dash addon via the boilerplate, then yes! It is definitely possible. If this is the direction you want to go, I would be willing to help you assemble this addon.

    So, to recap, please let me know if you’re wondering if this can be in the core plugin, or if you want to make an addon to do this.

    I’m also experiencing an issue with the links. They are being stripped out for me.

    Thread Starter joelworsham

    (@joelworsham)

    For anybody that may stumble upon this post in searching, my issue was strange encoding issues that were largely existing around anchor tags.

    I’m sure there’s a better way to fix the issue that doesn’t involve sacrificing anchors, but it works. I also stripped out a few common special characters.

    $content = str_replace(array("”","“"),"\"",$content);
    $content = str_replace(" ","",$content);
    $content = strip_tags($content,"<p><div><img>");
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