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Synonymize Bug - Still Can't Replace Word w/'Blank' in Title
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November 19, 2011
1:24 am
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Hello,

Under 'General Settings' When I try to replace a word with 'blank' the form removes the pipe, '|' for either

|AP|  or  >ap|

becomes

|AP  or  >ap   (meaning, strips off the "|" pipe when saving) 

and this DOES NOT work for replacing with a blank.

Can you please fix the plug-in's code so we can enter; |Sample|  or  >Sample| in the Global Synonyms Table?

Regards,

cyber1

November 19, 2011
2:06 pm
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You can replace it with   symbol. E.g.:

|AP| 

or

>ap| 

In the next release I'm going to add a possibility of using "|AP| |" and "|AP|" replacements.

P.S. It's not a bug. It's a feature.

November 19, 2011
6:46 pm
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Hello Admin,

The body is okay.. however the "&NBSP" shows up in the posts TITLE !  (really sorry, I foregot to mention this).

The post body treats the  " " as html , fine, but the title literally has the " " showing and looks like some auto-generated-code put it there.

Can you please offer me an alternative way his from happening (or somehow update the code to not show the "&nbsp:" in the title when replacing a word with 'blank'?).

Currently I'm using a "dot".. meaning |AP|.  or  >ap|.  as a work around.

Sincerely,

Cyber1

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December 1, 2011
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December 2, 2011
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Hello Admin,

thanks so much for the update !!!

December 2, 2011
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Hello Admin,

In the 5.22 documentation… the ">keyword" should be ">Keyword|"

hope this help..

 

cyber1

December 2, 2011
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Fixed. Thanks for the heads up!

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