Ok - since it seams hiding formerly used shortcodes will not be an issue wp core will handle - if I understood Matt right on this topic - I've written a (very) small plugin which can handle an (theoretically) unlimited amout of user entered shortcodes and will send this shortcodes to hell, nirvana, dev/null - whatever you like best. It also has the option to leave the content of the shortcodes untouched.
It was written at about 2-3 am, so don't blame me too much if it isn't perfect now ;-) I would be perfectly happy if some of you would try it and let me know if it fits your needs/whishes, if you found any bugs or stuff I should do better. Grab your copy here: http://blog.netgra.de/null_shortcodes.zip You may set your shortcodes to be deleted in Settings => Null Shortys. You only got one field and one checkbox at the very beginning - with every code you add and save you'll get one more. I do not expect people to enter 10 shortcodes at a time - the case to need this functionality should be rare enough. Enter the shortcode into the field (for a shortcode of [foo]content[/foo] you enter foo) If you want to strip of the contents check the checkbox. To delete a shortcode from the list just blank out the input field (and hit save button). Thats it. Of course this will *not* do this dynamically when plugins are deactivated but I think this will do exactly what a user would expect, after he entered the shortcodes into the plugins list. Alex _______________________________________________ wp-testers mailing list [email protected] http://lists.automattic.com/mailman/listinfo/wp-testers
