Mailto / code changes when I save the swift element

[davidll]

Hello

I’ve an issue with the team members email which I’ve inserted in a page.
To call in the email i use: [field sf_team_member_email]

So I put in (in a swift code area)
<a href="mailto:[field sf_team_member_email]">[field sf_team_member_email]</a>

I save the page, and it changes the code to:

<a href="mailto:">[field sf_team_member_email]</a>

Which doesn’t work.

Why does it do this?

Thanks

David

[Rui Guerreiro – SUPPORT]

Hi,

It’s it possible to access theses settings?
If you don’t have your site online can you provide a screenshot of Team member settings.

-Rui

[davidll]

Ok – Its running local

But i’ve managed to replicate it – it happens if the the swift box is code or text.
So screen 1

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Screen 3 as I’ve entered the code, and saved it

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Screen 4 – When I re open the page / text block – the code changes to this. Which doesn’t work.

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[davidll]

Hello

Is the above info what you require? Just cant seem to find why this is happening?

Many thanks

David

[davidll]

Argh – its being caused by a plugin conflict

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[Kyle – SUPPORT]

Ok great, glad you solved it

– Kyle

[davidll]

Hello Kyle

Not quite. Can I ask a question, How can I display / call in information in a swift text/code area.
So the above posts – I’ve been trying to call in:

sf_page_title_one
sf_team_member_position
sf_custom_excerpt
sf_team_member_email

How can I do this – I’ve tired using a plugin, but this has just failed.

Please tell me i’m missing the obvious!

David

[Kyle – SUPPORT]

I’m afraid it’s not possible to call in custom fields in the wordpress editor, it’s only possible via php

– Kyle