CodeAndReload

I just change the mc to tigu. I would be grateful if you could identify what is wrong here:

I think it would be alot easier to do that again with 1.6.

With your code defined and swfobject installed (if both are installed), I’m not going to try to predict if the editor is adding [flashgame] shortcodes or [swfobject] shortcodes.

The express-install issue is one I explicitly, changed from 1.5 to 1.6 along with proper support for flashvars.

I strongly recommend against including it in a theme like that, for this very reason, that your code will become out of date very quickly.

Can you be more specific in what isn’t working?

Do you mean the swf isn’t appearing and there is a message? Can you inspect the page in firebug, and take a screenshot of the script, and the div embed object?

You don’t have a plugin enquing a different version of swfobject do you?

Also are you getting any errors in the Javascript console?

I don’t know what you’re using for a second wysiwyg editor, but it appears that however it is inserting content onto the page it is not parsing shortcodes.

Do any shortcodes work in the wysiwyg?

If not: see the do_shortcode function in the docs here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/do_shortcode .

I’d ask for shortcode support for however you have a second wysiwyg whether it is a theme or plugin, or look to see if the plugin or theme your using has any way to add a custom filter that will pass it through do_shortcode() and return the results.

That should be the only thing necessary, provided the the_content filter (mc_content) function runs, the post has a mime-type of ‘application/x-shockwave-flash’, it is not a feed (is_feed() is false)

Some things to check:

• the_content filters are being applied
• Nothing is changing the_content as it is filtered after mc_content is run, maybe a plugin is changing the content after mc_content is run
• the media’s mime-type is “application/x-shockwave-flash”
• is_feed is false
• the $post global is initialized and is correct, perhaps a plugin is changing the $post global?

A filter is applied early to the_content:

add_filter( "the_content", "mc_content", -9999999999999999999);

And when the filter is called on an attachment-page (attachment.php) the post object’s mime-type should be “application/x-shockwave-flash” then the filter should add that stuff

function mc_content ($content) {
		global $post;
		if (true && is_feed() && trim($post->post_content)) {
			global $post, $shortcode_tags;
			$tempElem = $shortcode_tags["swfobject"];
			unset($shortcode_tags["swfobject"]);
			$contentA = strip_shortcodes( $post->post_content );
			$shortcode_tags["swfobject"] = $tempElem;
			$content = do_shortcode($contentA);
			return $content;
		} elseif(is_feed()) {
			return $content;
		} <strong>elseif (get_post_mime_type( $post->ID )=="application/x-shockwave-flash"){
			return "" . mc_swf_shortcode( null, $post->ID) . "<p>" .$post->post_excerpt ."</p><p>"  .$post->post_content ."</p>";
		}</strong>
		else return $content;
	}

Here is a live example, so I know it does work on an attachment page.
http://codeandreload.com/post/gear-generator/gear-generator/

WordPress does have functions to check the post’s mime type, and a way to treat a string as if it had been run through all the shortcodes.

if (get_post_mime_type( $the_posts_ID )=="application/x-shockwave-flash"){
   echo do_shortcode("[swfobject]$the_posts_ID[/swfobject]");
}

The above code should work as a kluge, but It would be nice to know why it isn’t working. You’ll need to change ‘$the_posts_ID’ with the post’s id.

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This should be fixed in the newest version.

IE for some reason did not like the last comma if there are arguments, and there is a workaround in the newest version.