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+1 Please keep it English guys! 
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Intriguing! 
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OriginalEXE said
Enabled saidThis is what bitfade/pixelentity uses in all of their themes. He was rejected once for that but when he explained that it only affects his own shortcodes, item passed, so you are good to go 100%.
OriginalEXE saidThanks mate, but have you used this in themes and had them approved? Or is there anyone who used this and has had themes approved?
https://gist.github.com/bitfade/4555047
Many thanks!
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Joost said
Enabled saidI’m afraid Paypal is not going to want to invest the effort required to undo the reversal for each of these relatively small purchases. It would involve an enourmous amount of moving paperwork around the bureaucratic systems.
There should be a Terms of Service agreement in which the buyer specifically agrees that ” Once a purchase is made unless the item is broken or does not meet specifications, a purchase is final ” Once that’s done, if a buyer files a claim with Paypal that’s fraudulent, the marketplaces have protection! The buyer agreed to the TOS, which states that the purchase is final.
Really? I believe they are legal obliged to do so if there is a binding contract / term of service.
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There should be a Terms of Service agreement in which the buyer specifically agrees that ” Once a purchase is made unless the item is broken or does not meet specifications, a purchase is final “
Once that’s done, if a buyer files a claim with Paypal that’s fraudulent, the marketplaces have protection! The buyer agreed to the TOS, which states that the purchase is final.
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OriginalEXE said
https://gist.github.com/bitfade/4555047
Thanks mate, but have you used this in themes and had them approved? Or is there anyone who used this and has had themes approved?
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Hi everyone, I’ve been searching, for a while now, for a proper way of adding shortcodes to themes without affecting third-party shorcodes (eg. from plugins).
The problem is caused by WordPress and its “wpautop” which adds unwanted paragraphs and br tags.
How did you get rid of those paragraphs and br tags without turning wpautop off?
If anyone could provide a solution (preferably staff or authors who have themes with shortcodes that have been approved), that will be approved on Themeforest, I’d greatly appreciate it!
Thank you!
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Glad it resolved! I’m going to lock it up now! Threads like this come alive after years of innactivity!
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We’ve apparently pointed the finger to the problem, but we’d really appreciate some help!
Is there anyone here from Romania, who banks with Raiffesien, that got their Envato earnings?
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Is there anyone else in or outside of Romania experiencing issues with payments being processed by the bank?
