Recently I've played around with the RawHtml plugin. General problem: WikiMarkup can't be used within html-code inside the plugin. Solution: putting start-tags and end-tags seperately into different plugin-instances. It basically works. You just have to deactivate the loop that adds missing endtags in lib > plugin > RawHtml.php (well commented). At least this results in a correctly looking appearence.
Unfortunately the original html contained in the resulting plugin-html gets written into a <span class=".." id="..">original html</span>. This is certainly invalid html and I really don't need id and class in a span. I've been sittting the whole afternoon debugging but simply can't find where theis span is being generated.
has anyone the answer to this? thanks a lot in advance.
stefan
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Recently I've played around with the RawHtml plugin. General problem: WikiMarkup can't be used within html-code inside the plugin. Solution: putting start-tags and end-tags seperately into different plugin-instances. It basically works. You just have to deactivate the loop that adds missing endtags in lib > plugin > RawHtml.php (well commented). At least this results in a correctly looking appearence.
Unfortunately the original html contained in the resulting plugin-html gets written into a <span class=".." id="..">original html</span>. This is certainly invalid html and I really don't need id and class in a span. I've been sittting the whole afternoon debugging but simply can't find where theis span is being generated.
has anyone the answer to this? thanks a lot in advance.
stefan
Cached_PluginInvocation in lib/CachedMarkup.php
There's no way to leave this out, and I would like to keep it that way.