Create custom module of existing one issue

BB Theme
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Hello,

I have made a duplicate of the 'plugins/bb-plugin/modules/rich-text' folder and pasted it into 'themes/bb-theme-child/fl-builder/modules/rich-text'.

Then i added the following ‘stripslahes’ codesnippet into ‘themes/bb-theme-child/fl-builder/modules/rich-text/includes/frontend.php’.

<div class="fl-rich-text" >
    <?php echo stripslashes_deep($settings->text); ?>
</div>

The stripslashes function doesn’t work then.

But when i paste the exact same snippet directly in the frontend.php file of the rich-text module in the plugins folder of beaver builder the stripslashes function work perfectly. Could you help me out on this one, do you have an idea, since i want to keep the bb plugin updatable.

ps. i also tried this from within the bb parent theme, but this didn’t work either.

Thanks in advance,
kind regards,
Jorrit

2

Hi Jorrit,

Can you provide an example of some content that stripslashes_deep should be working on so I can test this?

Thanks,
Justin

3

Hello, i have found the solution.

Upon blank Wordpress installation i renamed the default “wp-content” folder to “app” with the Ithemes Security plugin. (I also changed default database prefixes (‘wp_’) to (fsdfsdaw2f_’). But this has no consequences i think)

I have done a ‘search all’ within Sublimetext through the bb-plugin folder and found out that the file ‘\plugins\bb-plugin\classes\FLBuilderModule.php’ uses a hardcoded wp-content link:

  145          $this->editor_export    = isset($params['editor_export']) ? $params['editor_export'] : true;
  146          
  147:         if(stristr($dir_path, 'wp-content/themes')) {
  148:             $parts     = explode('/wp-content', str_ireplace($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'], '', $dir_path));
  149              $folder    = array_shift($parts);
  150              $this->url = str_ireplace($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . $folder, site_url(), $dir_path) . '/';

When i change ‘wp-content’ to ‘app’ in above code snippet in the FLBuilderModule.php it works just fine. But this way i cannot upgrade the plugin in the future.

Am i forced to use the default ‘wp-content’ folder when using de Beaver plugin? Is there a way to fix this? I would really like to use my own folder name instead of the default ‘wp-content’ name. (i.e. for security reasons)

By the way: The stripslashes_deep was needed to strip insertion of backslash (/) on images and inline font-sizes in the text-editor when using live reloading with my custom module. (hit the tab ‘block and then hit ‘width’ in my example if you want to see what i mean)’. If stripslashes is deactivated the image and font-sizes disappear upon toggling the width dropwdown.

I will send you my custom rich-text module.

Thanks again for the great plugin, theme and service, i like it very much!

Looking forward to hearing from you,
Jorrit

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Hey Jorrit,

I wasn’t aware that it’s possible to change the wp-content directory name. It looks like we should be using the content_url function to make sure the builder works with that. I’ve made a note to look into that for the next version of the builder.

Thanks,
Justin