Hi,

First of all, this little plugin is SO useful, thank you so much!

I wanted to use it with javascript on my page, but the quotes and apostrophes make this impossible. for example, I want to put this in an article:

Code:

document.getElementById("myID").innerHTML = " "

This works unless there are any quotes in content item 2, then the string is ended early. Is there something I can add to the code to fix this? Like using the php htmlspecialchars function within the plugin's php files?

That code didnt show up right

document.getElementById("myID").innerHTML = "[include_content_item 2 ]"
(subbing square brackets for curly ones)

Hi,

First of all, out of curiosity, why would you want to use document.getElementById("myID").innerHTML to insert the "include_content_item" tag?

I think this might not work for the following reason: this is a plugin. As the name suggests, a plugin is for use within an article. In an article, a plugin is being processed before the article is finally displayed in your browser. I believe the reason you use innerHTML is for use with some AJAX codes. However, by this time, the article has already been displayed. The plugin only gets processed BEFORE the article is displayed. Once the article has been displayed, the plugin will no longer run and hence the "include_content_item" does not gets processed at all...

Regards,
/kksou

I realize it sounds crazy :)

We are a theater, and have a slideshow module showing 2 images on the page at once. (basically like posters for the shows, 2 at a time). The module lets me put a caption below each image, but I want a link inside that caption which replaces the entire slide with the show's article, while leaving the second slide intact. Even better, I would like the show article to display on mouseover of each "poster", but I'm not sure if that's possible.

Also, there's no php/AJAX involved. just a javascript function run on an onclick event. And I can see in Chrome that it IS working and inserting the article into my javascript function... but the quotes and/or apostrophes break up the string.

Actually, nevermind.. I figured out a way today to get it to work, by using include content in the slide's description, then adding an onmouseover event to the slide's description to change its opacity.

Thank you, anyway!