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I can’t seems to get allow_eecode to work at all. Don’t have any experience with plugins, so I am going to list down all the steps what I have done:

1. I downloaded the plugin from here: https://github.com/EllisLab/Allow-Eecode
2. I unzip the file and place the file in /system/expressionengine/third_party/allow_eecode
3. I went to CP > Addons > Plugins to verify that Allow EE Code Version 1.4 is installed. (doesn’t seems to be any enable link/button)
4. I use the following template:

{exp:channel:entries channel="magazine" require_entry="yes"}
{if logged_out}
 {redirect="Home/signin"}
{/if}
<div class="container_16">
 {exp:allow_eecode embed="y"}
 {body}
 {/exp:allow_eecode}
</div>
{/exp:channel:entries}

5. The entry contains:

{title}
{one_liner}
{by}
... content text ...

where one_liner and by are custom fields.

6. I see

{title}
{one_liner}
{by}
... content text ...

on the webpage.

It is as if allow_eecode does nothing. Did I miss out something or am I doing something wrong? Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Can anyone help? I am new to these forums and under the impression that I should seek help here first instead of submitting a bug report. If this is not the place to get answers, kindly point me to the correct place.

Is the allow_eecode supported? If not, are there any other plugins that do the same thing that works that I can purchase?

Welcome to the ExpressionEngine forums, awesomeanything. I’m having the same issue you are when testing, including testing the 1.7.1 version. I haven’t used this particular plugin for years now.

I logged this as a bug on your behalf.

I’m not aware of anything similar on Devot-ee.com, but you could query.

Thank you very much Sue!

Hi awesomeanything,

If you follow that bug report then you should be notified of when any updates have been made to it.

Thanks for bringing it to our attention though.

I’ll go ahead and close out this thread but if anything else crops up then please don’t hesitate to post again as needed.

Thanks,

Mark