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php echo stripslashes (substr
php echo stripslashes (mb_substr(files attached)
Probably where the code should mention ‘UTF-8’…
Did not work. Everything remained the same.
I think this is in the ‘substr’ because it is necessary to specify the ‘mb_substr‘ end the code ‘UTF-8’ but I do not know where to do it.
(Of course I could be wrong, but) this solution
php echo stripslashes (substr
php echo stripslashes (mb_substr
helped with a Canvas theme from WooTh….
In exactly the same widget.Hey!
Thanks for the quick response.
1. Yes, as far as I know.
I have encountered the same problem, it’s been resolved as follows:
It was: <php echo stripslashes (substr (wp_filter_nohtml_kses ($ comment-?> Comment_content), 0, 50)); ?>
Fixed: <php echo stripslashes (mb_substr (wp_filter_nohtml_kses ($ comment-?> Comment_content), 0, 50)); ?>
I can not find that in this case…2. Solved. Began to copy the links and found that the problem is only logged users. This is because of the top administrative panel WP.
3. Thank you very much, the problem is solved.
