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- Thanks for the plugins Jaykul! I'm using them on my website which I just migrated from textpattern to wordpress and they are working great... There is just one little problem I am having... It...
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Just checking to make sure that my acronym replacer doesn’t do stupid things like replacing acronyms in URL’s, you know, like here: [] a link with php, irc, html and css all in the link yay, it works, and WP still remains standing!
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4 years ago
The modifications are:
* excluding text with
stristr($text, '< script') or stristr($text, '< option') or stristr($text, '< input') or stristr($text, '< textarea') or stristr($text, '< object')* Better performance by checking the abbreviations before replacing with
if(strstr($text, $acronym)) { (after foreach()).
I`m still searching for a way to use abbreviations with points and white-spaces. Any idea?