Re: [Phpwiki-talk] AppendTextPlugin revision 1.2

[Reini U. <ru...@x-...>]

Pascal Giard (QC/EMC) schrieb:
 >  > I like it.
 >  > Sample buttons to insert a plugin or category. (Current CVS only)
 >
 > glad you like it :)
 >
 >  > <?plugin WikiFormRich action=AppendText buttontext="AddPlugin"
 >  >     pulldown[] name=text value=<!plugin-list BackLinks
 >  > page=WikiPlugin !>
 >  >     ?>
 >  >
 >  > <?plugin WikiFormRich action=AppendText buttontext="AddCategory"
 >  >    pulldown[] name=text value=<!plugin-list TitleSearch s=Category !>
 >  >    ?>
 >
 > hey, you're cheating! there's no support for pulldowns in the CVS's
 > version! ;)

It is, it is, just added it. :)

 > btw, i noticed that the "break;" is still missing for hidden[].

That's the last so it doesn't need a break.

> PS: this one includes fixes of sprintf usage...
> i also noticed that you're add AppendText to the CVS after diong some 
> modif, i synch'd both, so here it is.

The only "major" problem we have now is the
"Go to ", HTML::em(WikiLink($pagename)), "." part, which should be 
translatable.
sprintf("Go to %s.", HTML::em(WikiLink($pagename)) is forbidden.
Only
$link = HTML::em(WikiLink($pagename));
HTML::Raw(sprintf("Go to %s.", $link->asXml()); would work.


 >> if you have the patience to help me with some of my frustrations...
 >> here they are:
   - how do i cleanly redirect, with:
"$request->redirect(WikiURL($pagename);"

solved?

 >> - how to i render raw content the phpwiki way ? (e.g. transforming 
%%% into <br>, etc.)

pass the HTML object into the tree. HTML::br().
or if must be a string pass it is HTML::Raw().

 >> - how do i get a menu on the left without pulling my hair modifying 
the CSS for hours (i already wasted to much time on it, i now have a 
menu on the left using a modified Wordpress, but there are margin 
problems when there are <div> in <div> [e.g. plugins]).

CSS is a horror.
try theme=sidebar (from CVS, not from 1.3.10)
This is quite ok.
The MonoBook sidebar is not yet stable enough. (MSIE issues)
Wordpress is limited.
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Reini Urban
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