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26 September, 2011
5:01 pm

gadietrich

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So…I've seen this before but hadn't cared too much. I now hav e a client that cares.

How can I get rid of the \ before an apostrophe?

As far as I can tell this only happens in the widget. An example is seen in my side bar, "God\'s Passion For Obedience"

http://www.christisall.net/oln…..t/sermons/

30 September, 2011
2:20 am

gadietrich

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So by no response for a few days does this mean this forum is unmoderated?

30 September, 2011
4:47 am

Rich Brown

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gadietrich said:

So by no response for a few days does this mean this forum is unmoderated?

No it's moderated – he's just not here that much. There is a solution in the forum, but the search feature doesn't work. I am going to scroll through and see if I can find it.

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30 September, 2011
4:54 am

Rich Brown

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gadietrich said:

So by no response for a few days does this mean this forum is unmoderated?

gadietrich, what version of SB is being used on that client's site?

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2 October, 2011
3:07 pm

gadietrich

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Thanks for chiming in and trying to help. I noticed that that search function didn't work…bummer. I then noticed a message that says the owner is only around about once a week…also a bummer.

My version is 0.45.4.

The site can be found at it's live location of http://olneybaptist.org. FWIW, I have stopped using the widget too. It was doing weird spacing things and adding a blank sermon.

My main issue now, unrelated to the slash issue is that the contact info in my sidebar gets hyperlinked to the sermon page….but only on the sermon page. I can't figure that out either. http://olneybaptist.org/sermons.

4 October, 2011
2:53 am

Rich Brown

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The patch I found was for removing the \ in tags. I was not able to find anything for your issue. Sorry.

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Parkville, Maryland, USA
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4 October, 2011
1:50 pm

gadietrich

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No worries…I will simply not use the widget.

5 October, 2011
2:31 am

joelandrewbrown

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This happened to me only on the 'Most Popular Sermons' widget. On line 175 of wp-content/plugins/sermonbrowser/sb-includes/frontend.php

change:

$output['sermons'] .= '<li><a href="'.sb_build_url(array('sermon_id' => $sermon->id), true).'">'.($sermon->title).'</a></li>';

to:

$output['sermons'] .= '<li><a href="'.sb_build_url(array('sermon_id' => $sermon->id), true).'">'.stripslashes($sermon->title).'</a></li>';

That'll fix you up, and should fix you up on other widgets if you just find the template and find where the code is that is not stripping the slashes.

13 October, 2011
4:11 am

thedebolavirus

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Thank you for that fix! I had the same problem also with the "series' links. For anyone else trying to fix it, I found the code on line 219.
Change it from:

$output['series'] .= '<li><a href="'.sb_build_url(array('series' => $series->id), true).'">'.$series->name.'</a></li>';

To:

$output['series'] .= '<li><a href="'.sb_build_url(array('series' => $series->id), true).'">'.stripslashes($series->name).'</a></li>';

25 March, 2012
2:27 am

CoolHappyGuy

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Rich Brown said

The patch I found was for removing the \ in tags. I was not able to find anything for your issue. Sorry.

Where is this patch for remove the "\" in tags? Could you please provide a link?

25 March, 2012
4:01 am

Rich Brown

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CoolHappyGuy said

Rich Brown said

The patch I found was for removing the \ in tags. I was not able to find anything for your issue. Sorry.

Where is this patch for remove the "\" in tags? Could you please provide a link?

http://www.sermonbrowser.com/f…..ack-slash/

Rich Brown
Aisquith Presbyterian Church
Parkville, Maryland, USA
sermons.aisquith.org

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