octacian

Thanks for the information. I am looking at the WordPress Contact Form 7 plugin while trying to figure this out. So far, I’ve gotten the class all set up, but I have no idea what to do from there.

I assume I need to read the database table to an array, and then go from there, but if that’s the case I have no idea how to do it.

I’ll take a look at that article tomorrow and hopefully I can figure something out from it. In the meantime, any help would be appreciated.

The development repository can be found here, but it doesn’t have my latest changing while trying to actually get a table to display shortcodes. I uploaded this to ownCloud, and it can be found here, but I probably won’t update it unless I have another question related to an uncommited issue.

Thanks again!

As far as I know, since WordPress uses it’s own wpdb function for accessing databases, SQL injection is not an issue. Because wpdb will only accept arguments in a very limited manner, SQL injection attacks would likely fail as they would not be using the proper “syntax.” If the wpdb function is then using SQL functions, injections are pretty much a non-issue.