Re: [Phpwiki-talk] Problem to convert links with http

[Jean-Nicolas G. <jea...@st...>]

Reini Urban wrote:
> 2006/5/16, Jean-Nicolas GEREONE <jea...@st...>:
>> Reini Urban wrote:
>> > 2006/5/12, Jean-Nicolas GEREONE <jea...@st...>:
>> >> For the development of the wysiwyg editor, I have an issue for the
>> >> conversion from wikitext to html of links.
>> >>
>> >> To convert wikitext to html, I use the code bellow :
>> >>
>> >>       require_once("lib/BlockParser.php");
>> >>       $output = new Wikitext($this->_wikitext);
>> >>       $xmlcontent = new XmlContent($output->getContent() );
>> >>       $this->_html = $xmlcontent->AsXML();
>> >
>> > Did you actually look into the WysiwygEdit framework?
>> > This is done in WysiwygEdit ->ConvertBefore()
>> >
>> >        require_once("lib/BlockParser.php");
>> >        $xml = TransformText($text, 2.0,
>> > $GLOBALS['request']->getArg('pagename'));
>> >        return $xml->AsXML();
>>
>> Yes. The problem is that it convert plugins in html too.
>
> Ah, I see! Okay, we can temp. disable the plugin type for this kind of
> conversion.
> For the moment maybe with a global, later the API has to be enhanced.
>
Finally I have changed my view.

I will use :

       require_once("lib/BlockParser.php");
       $xml = TransformText($text, 2.0,
      $GLOBALS['request']->getArg('pagename'));
      return $xml->AsXML();

And to avoid converting plugins I will send :
~<?plugin ... and not
<?plugin ...

for the moment.

So links will be ok too.


>> And for the moment conversion of plugins (in html form)  to wikitext is
>> not supported. And this will require a particular development for each
>> plugin. That's why I 've chosen this code.