mikeblyth

Yes, the solution quoted by cahuin from https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/83919?replies=7 works. Now, isn’t this a rather basic feature that should be selectable as an option without having to edit the php files? WordPress is also addressing the vast majority of blog users who don’t even know what php is, aren’t they?

For what it’s worth, I was having the same sorts of problems listed here, either nothing showing up on the page or the tag itself appearing in the HTML source instead of being processed. It turned out that I had somehow downloaded a quite old version (0.something) even though it was just yesterday that I found it. So it pays to check your version. (I found the old version worked when I used embedflash rather than kml_embedflash for the tag name.)

I am having the same problem (which doesn’t help you, I know). I don’t understand the intricacies of escaping but perhaps it’s a problem with that? The feed my title generates is:

<title type="text/html" mode="escaped"><![CDATA[Laurel Lee & #8217 s books & #8211;]]></title>

(I’ve added spaces to prevent conversion of the entities)

Even if I retype a plain prime (‘) into the post, WordPress converts it to the curly (proper) apostrophe.

The Atom feed shows the entity codes, which is bad enough, but the RSS and RSS2 feeds simply crash with an XML parsing error. I’d be happy with even a workaround, like manually entering the unicode for the prime — haven’t tried that yet.