Martyn Chamberlin

Interesting. We do have a lot goin on with the website. There must be something else in tandem with this that’s causing this. I’ll table this for now, thanks!

We got it solved. It turns out the issue was with CloudFlare! Thanks for your help.

Actually, the best advice I could give here is to talk to GetDrip.com customer support directly. After talking with them I DID get it working. The reason it wasn’t working for me was due to two issues on my end:

1. I was passing “new_email” to Drip with my Gravity form. When that field is set with an email address for an existing subscriber, the update will not work.
2. It was failing because a custom field title I was passing had hyphens in it. Drip custom fields can only contain letters, numbers, and underscores.

If you look over your form and neither of those things are issues, then I’d recommend reaching out to support. Drip’s software is really good. My experience has been very positive and at times where things didn’t work as expected, I found that it was because I misunderstood how it worked.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by Martyn Chamberlin.

@uxmastery I’m the author of Don’t Muck My Markup and I’m sorry to hear that you’re having problems with this! I’ve just now tested the WP Social Likes plugin in conjunction with Don’t Muck My Markup and they seem to be compatible one with another on my end. Are you saying that whether the social plugin works or not is a function of whether or not Don’t Muck My Markup is activated?

Assuming that’s the case, would you mind providing the URL of your site where this issue is occurring?

Thanks!

Ah, right. Yes, WordPress Visual tab is a real nuisance in my opinion. I generally disable it in settings.

@jgold723 All this plugin does is take whatever is in the HTML tab and prints it to the page. If you are in the Visual Tab, you are implicitly adding <p> and <br/> tags to the HTML tab without realizing it.

Personally I dislike the Visual tab because it auto-generates this HTML to the HTML tab. This plugin wasn’t designed to keep that from happening. My recommendation is that you disable the Visual tab altogether. You can do this by going to Users -> Your Profile -> Disable the visual editor when writing.

Hi @wendihihihi,

The goal of Don’t Muck My Markup is to remove all HTML that is generated from the visual editor. If itemprop=”recipeIngredient” is getting generated by means of this visual editor, then you’re correct that it will strip that away if you enable the plugin for that page. However, if you put itemprop=”recipeIngredient” in the Text Mode, then it should not get stripped away. I’ve tested this to confirm it isn’t, at least on my end.

Ah, right. Don’t Muck My Markup does not ensure that visual mode will not distort what you had in plain mode. All it does is ensure that whatever is in either mode when you hit Update is exactly what is rendered on the page. So, tabbing between the two modes can definitely mess up JavaScript.

To solve your problem, you have a couple of solutions:

1. Deactivate the Visual mode, as per Andrew’s recommendation
2. Extrapolate the JavaScript code into a dedicated file that you then enqueue via your theme’s functions.php. A less programmatic way would be to handle this via a plugin such as this one: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/simple-embed-code/

Hi @tanckom,

I’m the author of Don’t Muck My Markup and I just now tested it on this theme: https://www.ads-software.com/themes/rocked/. It’s working as expected, stripping out the auto HTML. I’m curious why it’s not working for you. On that /testp/ page settings, have you ensured that you’re checkmarking the “Disable auto-formatting for this page”?

Sorry to hear this! What theme are you using?

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by Martyn Chamberlin.

Done! Had a couple hours today to get this built out. When you upgrade to version 1.4, it exists at a new page at Tools -> Don’t Muck My Markup.

All right guys, you talked me into building out this feature.

Question for you: where in WordPress would you like this global option to be? Should there be a dedicated page for it, or should it go on a preexisting WordPress admin page?

Alas, tried that and it didn’t work. Really odd to be seeing photos on my site that are hosted on Flickr, but not seeing the photos when I go to the profile at Flickr.com. Very strange.

Yeah, it’s not working on my end. I just wanted to make sure it wasn’t supposed to. ??

By the way Nicola, while I have your attention—

If an image is embed with an external calendar feed entry and our plugin here is scraping that RSS feed … will it / should it scrape that image?