RB Internal Links v2.0.14

A mini maintenance release addressing a shortfall in the wordpress shortcode parser.

Unfortunately the wordpress shortcode API can’t successfully process the following:

[intlink id="1" /]
Normal content
[intlink id="2"]Link content[/intlink]

OR

[intlink id="1"][/intlink]
Normal content
[intlink id="2"]Link content[/intlink]

To circumvent this, where users require no link text (to display the post title), the plugin will now accept the string “{{empty}}” as the link content like so:

[intlink id="1"]{{empty}}[/intlink]
Normal content
[intlink id="2"]Link content[/intlink]

I submitted a bug 2 years ago [http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/9264], unfortunately it remains unfixed at the date of this post.

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2 Comments

  1. Tim
    Posted July 26, 2011 at 6:47 pm | Permalink

    Hi, I love using RB Internal Links, but now get a blank popup. I inspected the element and it looks like something isn’t right with the request URL:

    Request URL:http://www.massignition.com../wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery.js

    That “..” is problematic. It looks like the referral URL is for tiny mce:

    Referer:http://www.massignition.com/blog/wp-content/plugins/rb-internal-links/tinymce-plugin.php?content=&ver=3393a4

    Any suggestions, I upgrade to the latest WP 3.0 it worked fine prior. The only other change was I added a skin to Thesis 1.8

  2. Cohen
    Posted July 27, 2011 at 9:54 am | Permalink

    Very odd, could you check that the URL for your blog in the wordpress settings has a trailing slash and matches your blog’s website address?

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