B & L Marketing

I should have mentioned that on the second example, $fieldValue is being defined by a $_GET statement. If I take the $_GET statement out of the foreach loop, it does not retrieve the value:

$custom_field_keys = get_post_custom_keys();

function myFields()
{
         return $fieldValue;
}

foreach ( $custom_field_keys as $key => $keyName )
{
          //Bunch of other stuff
	$fieldValue = $_GET["$keyName"];
	add_shortcode((string)$keyName, 'myFields');
}

Also, this only works for the HTML editor, not in “Visual” mode.

I figured this one out. Pass the form field variables to the URL, retrieve them on the same page as new variables and do whatever you want with them.

Setup an if/else statement to determine whether to show the form or post content.

I am having the opposite problem. Ads in my banner manager are acquiring clicks even though nobody is clicking them. Did you ever find a resolution to your problem?