Re: [Phpwiki-talk] You too can convert underscores to spaces in titles and links.

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

Dan Frankowski schrieb:
> By the way, I wanted to thank you for this post. I may not have time to 
> apply it to my wiki for awhile, but it seems aesthetically pleasing, and 
> I'd like to get to it eventually.

I'll add that feature to the MonoBook theme then.
split_pagename will have an theme hook then or be theme specific.

Thanks, Garrett!

> Garrett Baumgartner wrote:
>> Well, no one deigned to reply to my earlier request for help, so I 
>> figured it out on my own.  The answer is in "stdlib.php" in the wiki's 
>> "lib" directory and in "themeinfo.php" in the desired theme(s) in your 
>> "themes" directory.
>>
>>
>> 1. In themeinfo.php, make sure "AutosplitWikiWords" is set to "True" 
>> (minus quotes).
>>
>>
>> 2. In stdlib.php, do a search for "function split_pagename" (minus 
>> quotes).  In version 1.3.10, which is what I'm using, this function 
>> starts on line 764 (assuming you don't have Word Wrap enabled).
>>
>>
>> 3. Add the following two lines after the other three regular expressions.
>>
>> // Obliterate underscores in your wiki titles and links.
>> $RE[] = '/(.)[_](.)/';
>>
>>
>> Now, whenever you have a page with an underscore in its name - such as 
>> "Foo_Bar" - it will be displayed as a space instead - "Foo Bar" - 
>> which makes your URLs a lot cleaner than having that stupid "%20" 
>> space escape code in them.  Moreover, the underscores will also be 
>> converted to spaces in your displayed WikiLinks.
>>
>> Note also that this doesn't care in the least what comes before and 
>> after the underscore.  A link or title encoded as 
>> "Spell_-_Really_Magic_Missiles" will be displayed as "Spell - Really 
>> Magic Missiles" despite the fact that the hyphen "-" isn't a capital 
>> letter.  This makes it more versatile.
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