it would probably be easier to run a find/replace on your database than code it properly, which is why I didn’t spend any time on it in the first place

I’ll fix it in a future release (strapped for time in the forseeable future though)

They could be anything, actually. They dont have to be the same character, and they dont have to be brackets, e.g. it could be set to use %$some*words*to*spin$% for all it cares. (untested, but should work!)

I am having an issue with a couple of my seasoned plugins not working correctly (I missed them before). I was doing some spinning within some plugin’s CSS and HTML code. Works great in that capacity.

However, a couple of my plugins use short-codes which look like this {someshort-code]. It appears that WordSpinner actually tries to process this and thus that plugin fails.

I tried changing the WordSpinners delimiter but I have been met with error codes when I try spinning with them. I tried ” { , } ” as well as ” { | } “.

How would you change them to use a different escape sequence?

Would is work by just using dual brackets like [[phrase#1,phrase#2,phrase#3]] ?

Thanks for your time.

(And sorry for the late response – been skiing, and returned to find my DNS all screwed up… fixed now!)

I got it working! Never mind and thanks for your plugin.

Thanks for your time. If you would look at http://buddyshearer.com/ and then look at the Footer you will see what I am trying to do. Its as if the code is not being processed.

You should be able to do something like:
$somestr = “[Phrase 1,Phrase 2,Phrase 3]“;
echo run_spinner($somestring);

It will still use whatever characters you have set in your WP options as the end and separation characters though, so make sure they’re the same.

So is there a way that it can be used in a more direct way? Like
echo run_spinner([Keyword Phrase 1,Keyword Phrase 2,Keyword Phrase 3]);

Thanks!