RE: [Phpwiki-talk] UnfoldSubpages Fix...

[John C. <joh...@ua...>]

Reini,
  Ok, I've fixed the CVS HEAD.  The section, lines, words and bytes
arguments were getting ignored because they were setting $c which wasn't
used after the '$ct = implode("\n", $c);' line.  I changed the $c to $ct in
the 'if' statements after that.

  The reason I added the div tag was so that I could differentiate between
UnfoldSubPagesPlugin tags.  For example, in order to have the style sheet
differentiate between a normal chapter and the preface, I'll use a div tag
to mark on UnfoldSubPagesPlugin as 'db_preface' or 'db_chapter' to have the
style sheet use the proper DocBook tags for that section.

  It is really cool to be able to use phpWiki as a source for documentation
(HTML Help and PDF).  And because Microsoft uses HTML in it's help system,
phpWiki provides a really good preview for what the final product will look
like.

  The div tag argument is a very small modification that really helps in
conversion to DocBook.

Thanks,

John  

-----Original Message-----
From: php...@li...
[mailto:php...@li...] On Behalf Of Reini Urban
Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2005 2:48 PM
To: php...@li...
Subject: Re: [Phpwiki-talk] UnfoldSubpages Fix...

John Cole schrieb:
>   I noticed that UnfoldSubpages still has a problem.  It's ignoring some
of
> its arguments.  I moved a section of code lower and it now processes the
> arguments (my first crack at this was wrong and I moved the section too
> far).

Please do patches against CVS HEAD. Your patch is against an ancient 
version.
Which arguments had been ignored?

>   Also, this has an added argument to create div tags around the plugin
> content.  This is used by my phpwiki.xhtml->docbook.xml xsl stylesheet.
> Once that change gets in, I'll post my stylesheet and some instructions on
> how to use it.

div/span tags with an enumerated plugin id tag are generated 
automatically for all plugins.
So just use #UnfoldSubpagesPlugin, #UnfoldSubpagesPlugin1 and so on.

<div class="wikitext"><span class="plugin" 
id="MostPopularPlugin">...</span></div>

<div class="plugin tightenable top" id="UnfoldSubpagesPlugin"> ... </div>

You don#t need to add this, and its useless since you don#t know here if 
  a span or div is required (span for inlined plugins)

>   I have a few other small things that would make docbook creation
> nicer/simpler, but I'll keep those for later.
-- 
Reini Urban
http://xarch.tu-graz.ac.at/home/rurban/


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