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I have been trying to use the plug-in to find and hide shortcodes, mostly from an unusued WPBakery plug-in. Wehn I click on Find unused Shortcodes and click the Posts button, it gets stuck at 6% and doesn;t move on. When I look at the list of existing shortcodes it doesn’t show any of the WPBakery shortcodes in the list.

• This topic was modified 8 months, 3 weeks ago by markfrary.

Test shortcode functionality is not working with more than 1 parameter. It outputs either 0 or nothing. Copying shortcode and using it normally on site, shows correct value.

plugin is incorrectly identifying arrays inside inline javascript as shortcodes and removing them.

specifically the array on gravityforms/form_display.php:971,

	            observer.observe( document.body, {
	                attributes: true,
	                childList: false,
	                subtree: true,
	                attributeFilter: [ \'style\', \'class\' ], // THIS ONE HERE
	            });

which causes the javascript to error and submissions POST successfully but nothing is done with the response itself.

I just updated to PHP v8.3 and now get the following error message:

[27-Jul-2024 16:30:19 UTC] PHP Deprecated: Creation of dynamic property Shortcodes_Finder_Loader::$shortcodes is deprecated in /var/www/web/wp-content/plugins/shortcodes-finder/includes/class-shortcodes-finder-loader.php on line 43

Will there be an update to this plugin that removes this error?

Tried searching the entire site for Gravity Forms embed codes and it found nothing. I’m assuming the GF embed code is different than a shortcode, that’s why it doesn’t work.

• This topic was modified 1 year, 8 months ago by intarwebsdeveloper. Reason: typo
• This topic was modified 1 year, 8 months ago by intarwebsdeveloper. Reason: Update

A shortcode that I’m certain is used on most of the pages on the site I’m working on doesn’t appear in the list of used shortcodes. I determined that is cause is that the content was added using Divi and the et_body_layout post type is not public. This is similar the the problem describe for Bakery.

Is there a way to turn on searching non-public posts (configuration or code).

My hosting company just flagged a vulnerability on the latest version (The link from the hosting security panel below). The link below states the vulnerability still exists in v1.5.5.

https://patchstack.com/database/vulnerability/shortcodes-finder/wordpress-shortcodes-finder-plugin-1-5-4-reflected-cross-site-scripting-xss-vulnerability?_a_id=241

Hi there, really love the plugin! Wordfence just came up with this vulnerability. Will there be a fix for it?

Plugin Name: Shortcodes Finder
Current Plugin Version: 1.5.3
Details: To protect your site from this vulnerability, the safest option is to deactivate and completely remove "Shortcodes Finder" until a patched version is available. Get more information.(opens in new tab)
Repository URL: https://wordpress.org/plugins/shortcodes-finder(opens in new tab)
Vulnerability Information: https://www.wordfence.com/threat-intel/vulnerabilities/id/299c4290-dc7e-44fb-887e-e3e53d3c070b?source=plugin(opens in new tab)
Vulnerability Severity: 6.1/10.0 (Medium)

Hello,

Thank you for sharing this very handy plugin!

One thing’s not working for me though on sites using Beaver Builder (BB) and Beaver Themer (BT):

• The BB Post Type (fl-builder-template / Templates) producing templates and saved items is accessible to Shortcodes Finder
• The BT Post Type (fl-theme-layout) producing templates layouts is not

I guess the BT Post Type has specific settings (not public…?) preventing Shortcodes Finder to access it… what could be done to make the BT Post Type accessible?

Thanks for your help

I am getting this error when I search for shortcodes:

PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Object of class FontAwesomeFour could not be converted to string in …/wp-content/plugins/shortcodes-finder/includes/shortcodes-finder-utils.php:350

When I disable the plugin FontAwesomeFour, the error message becomes:

PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Object of class TOC_Plus could not be converted to string in …/wp-content/plugins/shortcodes-finder/includes/shortcodes-finder-utils.php:350

So the error is the same but the class changed to a class from another plugin. Disabling this plugin leads to a similar error about another class from another plugin. So these plugins probably don’t cause the error.

I used Shortcodes Finder on other sites without any problems. Any idea how to solve this?

Shortcodes Finder is helpful and works well, but it seems to have a problem: it includes search results from old page revisions.

So it shows me pages that DO currenly have a particular shortcode, but it also shows me pages that do NOT currently have a particular shortcode (but used to have that shortcode in an old revision). I only want to see current pages.

Is there a way to disable the searching of old revisions?

Thank you,

James

hello!

at “find by shortcode” tab i find all the shortcodes which are used but if i change to “setting” tab and want to disable one, i only have three to disable from the whole list … why is it like that?

br

Hi,
I have found that the find shortcode plugin breaks when the leaflet plugin is present.

I have done some digging and it seems to be in the …util.php file. It is expecting $callback[0] to be an object where it seems to be a string for tags from this plugin. If I add the code below the search works correct – and the error log lists the offending items. Without doing this I get a 500; I have the Leaflet Map and Extensions for Leaflet Map plugins installed (and can’t deactivate them as it is them that I need to search for!)

function sf_admin_page_shortcode_origin( $callback ) { 
	
    try {
        if ( is_array( $callback ) ) {
			$callback_type     = 'class';

<strong>			if (is_string($callback[0])) {
				error_log( "<P>element is " . $callback[0] ) ;
				return null;
			}

[24-May-2022 11:38:25 UTC] <P>element is Leaflet_Geojson_Shortcode
[24-May-2022 11:38:25 UTC] <P>element is Leaflet_Image_Shortcode
[24-May-2022 11:38:25 UTC] <P>element is Leaflet_Kml_Shortcode
[24-May-2022 11:38:25 UTC] <P>element is Leaflet_Gpx_Shortcode
[24-May-2022 11:38:25 UTC] <P>element is Leaflet_Line_Shortcode
[24-May-2022 11:38:25 UTC] <P>element is Leaflet_Polygon_Shortcode
[24-May-2022 11:38:25 UTC] <P>element is Leaflet_Circle_Shortcode
[24-May-2022 11:38:25 UTC] <P>element is Leaflet_Map_Shortcode
[24-May-2022 11:38:25 UTC] <P>element is Leaflet_Marker_Shortcode
[24-May-2022 11:38:25 UTC] <P>element is Leaflet_Scale_Shortcode

I have managed to get it working for my purposes but I am hoping this is useful for you regarding the plugin.

Thanks for a really useful tool.

This plugin is amazing and found thousands of unused shortcodes in my website. But will I have to remove the found shortcodes one by one manually?
It seems that Deleteing is the second step after Finding. will this plugin help for Deleting too?

I have one short question: Is it possible to have the Shortcodes Finder search on a multisite environment?

I was hoping to find a plugin that would give me a reminder of MY OWN shortcodes that I created. This APP didn’t provide much help.

I created several shortcodes in the Appearance > Theme Editor > functions.php

This app can’t even find those. I went through all the options and none of them displayed the shortcodes I created below. Yes, they do work in real-time.

// SHORTCODES 
function year_shortcode () {
$year = date_i18n ('Y');
return $year;
}
add_shortcode ('year', 'year_shortcode');
function month_shortcode () {
$monthyear = date_i18n ('F');
return $month;
}
add_shortcode ('month', 'month_shortcode');
function yyyymmdd_shortcode () {
$yyyymmdd = date_i18n ('y-m-d'); return $yyyymmdd;
}
add_shortcode ('yyyymmdd', 'yyyymmdd_shortcode');
function monthyear_shortcode () {
$monthyear = date_i18n ('F Y');
return $monthyear;
}
add_shortcode ('monthyear', 'monthyear_shortcode');
function day_shortcode () {
$day = date_i18n ('l');
return $day;
}
add_shortcode ('day', 'day_shortcode');
// END SHORTCODES

Currently, when you search a shortcode, the results are displayed by page.
Now, I use shortcoder to create my own shortcodes and I use 3 different ones per page.

I would find it very useful if I would be able to sort the results by shortcode instead of page. That way I can easily find all uses of: [sc name=”EXAMPLE”] instead of searching in the while list between all other [sc name=”DIFFERENT SHORTCODE”]

Searching for a shortcode immediately fails (PHP 8.0.10) with:

CRITICAL Uncaught TypeError: get_class(): Argument #1 ($object) must be of type object, string given in …/wp-content/plugins/shortcodes-finder/includes/shortcodes-finder-utils.php:301
Stack trace:
#0 …/wp-content/plugins/shortcodes-finder/includes/shortcodes-finder-utils.php(231): sf_admin_page_shortcode_origin()
#1 …/wp-content/plugins/shortcodes-finder/admin/partials/shortcodes-finder-admin-display.php(172): sf_get_shortcodes_ordered()
#2 …/wp-content/plugins/shortcodes-finder/admin/partials/shortcodes-finder-admin-display.php(64): sf_admin_page_find_shortcode_handler()
#3 …/wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php(303): sf_admin_page_handler()
#4 …/wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php(327): WP_Hook->apply_filters()
#5 …/wp-includes/plugin.php(470): WP_Hook->do_action()
#6 …/wp-admin/admin.php(259): do_action()
#7 …/wp-admin/tools.php(40): require_once('...')
#8 {main}
  thrown in …/wp-content/plugins/shortcodes-finder/includes/shortcodes-finder-utils.php in line 301

This plugin is unable to find shortcodes of: https://wordpress.org/plugins/shortcoder/

Hi,
Just found this plugin which was exactly the sort of thing I wanted as I wasn’t sure how prevalent some plugins were on my site however I notice it is throwing up a fair few hits I know are actively in use. The following plugins are being flagged as currently unused incorrectly:

slickr-flickr – https://wordpress.org/plugins/slickr-flickr/
Easy Appointments – https://wordpress.org/plugins/easy-appointments/
WP Theater (using youtube shortcude option) – https://en-gb.wordpress.org/plugins/wp-theater/

The first two are still in active development whilst the last seems inactive.

Hope this helps

I found your plugin very useful.

Maybe you’ve heard of the BeTheme theme. This theme has an editor (Muffin builder) for pages and posts that saves the data as the page meta-data.
The content of the mfn-page-items meta key can be base_64 encoded, from which a serialized string is then obtained, or be a serialized string directly.
Example: https://pastebin.com/LGxhw16C
The shortcodes are also placed in the mfn-page-items-seo key which is saved as a string without base_64 encoding and serialization.
Example: https://pastebin.com/n7DFmw7U

It would be very useful if you can consider including the search function in one of these meta fields as well, this is because most of the sites made by the webagency I work for use this theme.

Will be also useful search for unused shortcodes for active plugin in order to uninstall the useless ones.

• This topic was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by mconsiglio.

As already observed in another submission, “Find unsed shortcodes” delivers a lot of meaningless answers. For some strange reason it reacts to text formatted as “strikethrough”.
However, this is not my main concern with this function.
I would like to include in the “unused” search any “products” created with some plugin that are not used in any page or post. For example, an Easy Registration contact form that is not placed anywhere or a H5P exercise that cannot be accessed from the frontend because the shortcode is not inserted anywhere. These plugins which produce something that is identified by a shortcode to not themselves allow to see which products are published and which aren’t.

Currently, it seems I have to locate all H5P shortcodes in use on published content and then compare this list manually with den H5P content that exists. Shortcodes Finder would be even nicer if it would do this last step for me.

The shortcode finder plugin has a conflict with Modula plugin. When maintaining a Modula gallery (in admin), shortcodes-finder-admin.js runs into the following error:

Uncaught Error: Syntax error, unrecognized expression: #!modula-general
    at Function.ea.error (jquery.js?ver=1.12.4-wp:2)
    at ea.tokenize (jquery.js?ver=1.12.4-wp:2)
    at ea.select (jquery.js?ver=1.12.4-wp:2)
    at Function.ea [as find] (jquery.js?ver=1.12.4-wp:2)
    at n.fn.init.find (jquery.js?ver=1.12.4-wp:2)
    at new n.fn.init (jquery.js?ver=1.12.4-wp:2)
    at n (jquery.js?ver=1.12.4-wp:2)
    at HTMLDocument.<anonymous> (shortcodes-finder-admin.js?ver=1.4.3:177)  <<<<
    at i (jquery.js?ver=1.12.4-wp:2)
    at Object.fireWith [as resolveWith] (jquery.js?ver=1.12.4-wp:2)

• This topic was modified 5 years, 1 month ago by Marc Bernard.

I switched companies and need to change the company name. I found the short code but don’t see in the software where it gives the option to replace the text. Please help. Thanks!

The search results appear to use the GUID to generate the hyperlink. This creates a problem if the domain has changed in the past.

There is no option to show shortcodes in private pages or posts. Since a vast majority of our content is private, this lack makes the plugin useless for us.

I am using WPBakery Visual Builder – Post Masonry Grid to display the posts in grid format. Here “Post Date” object is not displaying date in proper formatting.

How can I fix this issue?

Not sure if just an oversight as you developed the plugin, but we are real sticklers about plugins including js/CSS files when they are not used in the front end.

I was doing an audit on your plugin here on our site and found the “shortcodes-finder-public” js and css being loaded when your plugin was active, so I have to deactivate your plugin anytime we aren’t using it for a specific task.

That said, I wanted to bring it to your attention to see if you truly needed any public /non-admin js and CSS files being loaded, as I don’t think you intend to, and it should probably be stripped from your code. Or, is there a reason you are loading them?

When using Gutenberg blocks that store content in pages as JSON, the plugin mistakes the JSON for shortcodes and lists fragments of the JSON as “Unused Shortcodes”.

Reproduce:
– Install and activate YOAST plugin (very popular)
– Create new page with “YOAST FAQ” block
– Enter some FAQs
– Go to Shortcodes Finder > Unused Shortcodes > Pages

Example content of such page:

<!– wp:yoast/faq-block {“questions”:[{“id”:”faq-question-1559039990865″,”question”:[“Who should use “,{“type”:”em”,”props”:{“children”:[“Marc Bernard Tools”]}},”?”],”answer”:[{“type”:”em”,”props”:{“children”:[“Marc Bernard Tools”]}},” are best for professionals – at customers or consulting partners – who are customizing and developing a data warehouse with SAP BW or SAP BW/4HANA. If you want to make your life easier, then you need “,{“type”:”em”,”props”:{“children”:[“Marc Bernard Tools”]}},”.”],…
<!– /wp:yoast/faq-block –>

Needless to say, the [ ] are not shortcodes but JSON data.

Best,
Marc

Hi,

I build a nice enhancement for your plugin. On the first tab, it now shows the name of the object (plugin, theme, or wordpress), which provides the shortcode. There’s also a new tab to list all available shortcodes by object.

https://gist.github.com/marcissimus/3b43e59195c1f3af2365a7bac8ea3b4e

Feel free to include the code in your plugin.

Best,
Marc