ML Regions

You can use wordpress shorttags [ml_region id=”some_identidier_from_admin”]

wordpress do_shortcode function <?php echo do_shortcode(“[ml_region id=some_identidier_from_admin]”); ?>

or custom php function <?php ml_region(‘some_identidier_from_admin’); ?>

Please read the documentation inside of the plugin folder for details.

I would recommend adding these details to the faq section or the description. It’s good the basics of how it works before buying.

I added a demo website. You can find the URL and admin user data in description field.

Hi!

Thanks for your purchase. I’m glad you like the plugin. A new version 1.1 is released with all the features you have mentioned, and one extra.

I hope you like it even more now

You can try the demo on the same demo URL (check the plugin description if you’ve forgot it)

Hi!

It’s very easy to achieve what you need. Nothing has to be moved. Only two minor things (change the name and user permission) should be changed in the plugin core file.

This is a non standard customization, so please drop me an e-mail on mile.lazar@gmail.com if you want me to send you the precise customization instructions. Thanks.

First, thanks for your purchase!

1., 2. I’ll do my best to release a new plugin version with mentioned features. Thanks on the suggestions.

3. Make sure the plugin folder name is “ml-regions”, not “regions”. Hope this helps. For now, I haven’t found another couse of the problem.

Thanks it will make the plugin even better. I saw you had coded the path to the file so I changed the folder name as you said thanks and the button is working fine. Might be worth mentioning that in the read me file just in case.

Hi!

Thanks for the purchase and for the bug report.

Updated version is already sent for review.

In the meantime you can do the following:

1. Go to the ml-regions plugin folder and open the ml-regions.php file in a text / code editor.

2. Find the line number 147 and change it to look like this: return stripslashes($wpdb->prepare…..meta_value);

3. Do the same on line 159

Basicly all you have to do is to add the stripslashes function.

Hope this helps. If you will have any dificulties please send me an email and I’ll help you with it.

Thanks, it’s working now with the addition of stripslashes(); I figured that was the case but wanted to ask first before I perused the code.

Hello,

this happens because of the wordpress default WYSIWYG editor. Very poor editor if you ask me. You can try to add paragraph tags manually or even better solution, put some better WYSIWYG editor. Like TinyMCE or CKeditor. It’s much better solution.

I think there should be some plugin available for this.

Hello,

whether this problem exists only in combination with QuickLaTeX or on any other page? As I see [ml_region id=”rwtest-1”] is displayed on the page. Which should not be the case if the plugin is activated. Can you tell me which wordpress version are you using? Thank you

I’m sorry, the plugin was inadvertently disabled. It’s activated now.

There is a similar page, using a similar plugin to yours, that allows the formula code to be interpreted correctly, except it has the social media icons from the “Social Essentials” plugin showing a second time along with its shortcode http://txsignfab.com/review-questions-2/.

thanks