Advanced Template Settings

[snorton]

In my advanced template settings, I have some javascript added to remove the sidebar that displays. Every time I update settings on this page, the quotation marks or single quote marks get translated to the encoded html entity. & #039; for example… so I have to go back each time to switch it if I make a change to those template settings. Any idea why? I do not experience this when using the editor on any other page (I’m always in the HTML aka “Text” mode of the editor and never use Visual).

Here’s my script:

jQuery(document).ready(function(){
jQuery(‘body’).removeClass(‘;right_sidebar’).addClass(‘full_width’);
jQuery(“#sidebar”).remove();
});

[Leah]

Hi snorton,

I apologize for the delayed response. We’re swamped with support requests right now, so we’re a bit behind our usual 24 hour guarantee. Someone will be looking at this post shortly to get you a more substantial response. I appreciate your patience.

Best,
Leah

[Jonah]

Hi snorton,

Is the advanced template settings page a part of your theme? This is what it sounds like. In that case I have no idea why this wouldn’t be working with our plugin and my suggestion would be to go to the theme author since it’s more something they will be able to help you with. Also, you could insert this javascript programatically rather than through the advanced template settings which would bypass this issue.

I hope that helps!

Regards,
Jonah

[snorton]

Jonah,

The advanced template settings I’m referring to are a part of your plugin, lol, and can be found under the display tab from the settings page (the Advanced Template Settings heading on that tab has two html editors for before/after event content html).

[Jonah]

Hi snorton, ahh ok I understand what you’re referring to now. Well, pure javascript won’t work in either of these boxes – you’d need to wrap your jQuery code in script tags in order for it to work. Have you tried that?

– Jonah

[snorton]

Yes, my jQuery is wrapped in a script tag. Executing the script is not the issue though. After saving changes in the Display settings the single quotation marks in the WYSIWYG editor get translated/encoded as html entities.

For example:
jQuery(‘body’) turns into this: jQuery('body')

[snorton]

Ah, sorry, cannot edit the above post. The jQuery example above turns into this:

jQuery(& #039;body& #039;) <– obviously without the space between the ampersand and the pound symbol.

[Jonah]

Hi snorton,

This does appear to be a bug and I’ll log it for a future release. In the meantime you should be able to use double quotes. I tried it and it works for me 🙂

– Jonah

[snorton]

suh-weet. Thank you, Jonah. That works for me.

[Jonah]

Excellent to hear snorton, as I said we’ll get the single quotes fixed in a future release. Thanks for finding the bug!

– Jonah

[Leah]

Hey snorton- I just wanted to pop in here with a quick update. Although we were not able to get a fix for this into our imminent 3.2 release, it is still on the radar for inclusion in a future build. Thanks for your patience!

[Leah]

Hey there,

I just wanted to let you know that a fix for this issue is included in our upcoming version 3.3. Keep an eye out on your WordPress Plugins page for an update. Thanks for your patience while we worked on this!

Cheers,
Leah

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