John Davidson

Message:

I need to have quotation marks in my shortcode parameter like this:

[shortcode filter="taxonomies.pa_color:"red" AND visible:true AND stock>0"]

As you can imagine, the shortcode doesn't work like this.
Unfortunately I can't change or remove the quotation marks.
Is there any way to enter the value with "?

I tried to use " instead of " like this:

[shortcode filter="taxonomies.pa_color:"red" AND visible:true AND stock>0"]

But it doesn't work either.

Escaping the " with \" also has no positive effect.

Is there any other way to do it?

I can't make extra parameters for the values because it's never clear which and how many attributes will be used in the shortcode.

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My Answer:
One way to include quotation marks in a WordPress shortcode parameter is to use the HTML entity for quotation marks, which is ".

So your shortcode would look like this:

[shortcode filter="taxonomies.pa_color:"red" AND visible:true AND stock>0"]

This should allow you to include quotation marks within the parameter value.