If you use comma separated id’s in the shortcode like “112,93,34,91”, you can make use of the explode function to make an array out of the string, like the following: extract(shortcode_atts(array( ‘ids’ => ” ), $atts)); $id_array = explode(‘,’, $ids); Then you just have to use ‘post__in’ => $id_array
If you have a function that you cannot change to prevent the premature output, you can still override the shortcode handler: add_shortcode( ‘wordpress_social_login’, ‘wordpress_social_login_fix’ ); function wordpress_social_login_fix( $attributes, $content ) { ob_start(); wsl_render_login_form(); return ob_get_clean(); }
I believe the real issue you had was with echoing your data instead of returning it. A shortcode should return the output to be drawn, which is then drawn in place of the short code. Here is the code using HEREDOC syntax for outputs and the query. I believe this makes things much more readable … Read more
Untested (and can’t test right now) but you ought to be able to add attributes with a filter… something like: function test_sc($atts,$content) { // echo ‘test_sc’; $atts = shortcode_atts( array( ‘foo’ => ‘no foo’, ‘bar’ => ‘default bar’, ), $atts, ‘testsc’ ); // var_dump($atts); } add_shortcode(‘testsc’,’test_sc’); function test_shortcode_att_add($atts) { # this filter should only run … Read more
The main problem here is WordPress COM and ORG are NOT equal. Questions about support for the former are actually off-topic on WordPress Development. One consequence of the non-equality of com and org is that the latter has no shortcode [instagram], so naturally it won’t work – the built-in shortcodes can be seen at this … Read more
For the sake of having @Milo’s comment as an answer. Your code works as it should, it is just not possible to “write” HTML in the visual editor also in shortcodes. Shorcodes are not treated differently then any other text. If you want formatted HTML in your shortcode you just need to use the normal … Read more
Converting the comment to an answer, please rename your Shortcode to not contain spaces (new_line): function my_line_break() { return “<br>”; } add_shortcode( ‘new_line’, ‘my_line_break’ );
You could try replacing the extra <br /> at the beginning of the shortcode content. You could achieve that in many ways, but here’s an example: if( ‘<br />’ === substr( ltrim( $content ), 0, 6 ) ) $content = substr( ltrim( $content ), 6 ); return ‘<div class=”pncode”>’ . $content . ‘</div>’; where we … Read more
Per the comment under the OP’s question, below is the solution by using a return instead of an echo: add_shortcode( ‘phptest’, ‘custom_shortcode_phptest’ ); function custom_shortcode_phptest() { // Add Shortcode function generatePassword( $length = 6 ) { $characters=”0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ”; $charactersLength = strlen( $characters ); $pass=””; for ( $i = 0; $i < $length; $i++ ) { $pass … Read more
I solved this with dirty way.. hope someone else can provide more efficient solution, my final working code for problem above: $shortkode=”[zendesk_request_form size=”3″ group=”extra-field” subject=”Quotation For -wkwkwk-“]”; $shortkode = do_shortcode( $shortkode ); add_action(‘woocommerce_single_product_summary’, ‘quotation_form’, 61); function quotation_form() { $produk = get_the_title(); global $shortkode; $shortkode = str_replace(“-wkwkwk-“, $produk, $shortkode); echo $shortkode; } So i move out … Read more