When I was trying to run a remove_action on the undesired method, I had my method inside of the class I was creating for my own plugin, and I was running a remove_action with my add_action calls. Instead, I did this:

function remove_acsu_head(){
global $acsu;
#var_dump(&$acsu->wp_filter_id); // For debugging. Should be ’1′ or ’0′
remove_action(‘template_redirect’, array(&$acsu, ‘template_redirecter’));
remove_action(‘wp_head’, array(&$acsu, ‘wp_header’));
}
add_action(‘wp_head’, ‘remove_acsu_head’);

And the method ‘remove_acsu_head’ is outside of the class I created for my own plugin. It is a standalone function. So I just call my ‘add_action(‘wp_head’, ‘remove_acsu_head’);’ with the other add_action calls which reference my own plugin.

Hope this helps, I’d be open to clarifying this comment if it is a little cloudy. Jacob, thanks again.

I’m not sure I can completely help you, since I don’t have all of the code to reference. I will continue to suggest to people that using the static method or functions is the best way to do actions and filters. Using dynamic methods is a big WTF?

I’ve tried the following:

remove_action(‘wp_head’, array(&$acsu, ‘wp_header’));
remove_action(‘wp_head’, array($acsu, ‘wp_header’));
remove_action(‘wp_head’, ‘wp_header’);
add_action(‘wp_head’, create_function(‘$a’, “remove_action(‘wp_head’, array($acsu, ‘wp_header’));”));

And none of them seem to work for me. Any ideas or examples you can think of that might help?

I think the fault is in the shortcode functions, not the plugin. For a self closed tag I am being sent content in the second parameter. There are also no attributes or parameters to tell my function that it is a self closing tag.

I’ve made a quick test page to highlight what I mean. http://blograndom.com/tests/shortcode/

Do you happen to know where I can submit a bug? On the wordpress.org site it seems the forum is the only place.

Anyway, the bug is that code like this:

Testing [intlink id="1" /] self close. [intlink id="2"]Testing content[/intlink]

becomes:

Testing selc close. Testing content

As you can see, the first opening shortcode is running until the last closing tag, even thought it is self closed.

Having read the manual I understand the shortcode parser can’t handle nesting of the same tags, but in this case I’m not trying to nest!

Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong?

The shortcode I am using, I have placed this in the plugin folder.

[php]function shortcode_id() {
$id = the_ID();
echo $id;
}
add_shortcode(‘id’, ‘shortcode_id’);
[/php]

What displays on the post page: 10741This is a good post. This is Post ID:

I also tried: [php]echo the_ID();[/php] but it doesn’t work either.

TT