get_extended() Loses Container Tags When Opening Tag is in [main]

[rcgordon]

get_extended($post->post_content)['extended']) loses container tags that were opened in [main] and completed in [extended].

The missing opening tag should be inserted at the start of the [extended] HTML segment and the missing closing tag should be add at the end.

For instance if there is a <blockquote> tag in the [main] section (prior to a <!--more--> comment/tag), and the blockquote completes anywhere within or following [extended], that blockquote element is entirely missing in the [extended] segment.

I'm not sure if the Editor section is necessarily where this ticket should go. But it concerns the way the editor modifies the final code.

[rcgordon]

Replying to rcgordon:

Sorry, I misformatted the bracketed component of extended. (Hoping backslashes help.)

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get_extended($post->post_content)\['extended'\]) loses container tags that were opened in [main] and completed in [extended].

The missing opening tag should be inserted at the start of the [extended] HTML segment and the missing closing tag should be add at the end.

For instance if there is a <blockquote> tag in the [main] section (prior to a <!--more--> comment/tag), and the blockquote completes anywhere within or following [extended], that blockquote element is entirely missing in the [extended] segment.

I'm not sure if the Editor section is necessarily where this ticket should go. But it concerns the way the editor modifies the final code.

[Shyster]

You need to use <?php apply_filters('the_content', $contentextended?);?>

read this
​http://stackoverflow.com/questions/27781798/wordpress-retain-formatting-when-calling-extended-content