Re: [Phpwiki-talk] Element() and QElement() in lib/stdlib.php - extra OT question

[Tara S. <te...@cl...>]

Jeff Dairiki wrote:

[snip]
> So you should use Element() when the HTML element you're producing
> contains
> sub-elements, and QElement() when the elements contents are plain text.
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> Does that help?


yes!!!

Extra question:

I have two languages on my wiki, often mixed on the same pages. I'd like=20
a way to allow users to specify that a bloc of text is a given language,=20
for example by inserting [en] or [fr] in front of a paragraph.

The wiki would then parse these little tags, and depending on something=20
in the preferences setting, would show one of them (or both!) as a=20
little flag or well... anything (that's not the difficult part). Like=20
that people who only speak one language can make their language (or at=20
least blocks defined as their language) more visible.

My question is: where in the wiki script would such parsing be done? in=20
transform.php? what kind of "tag" could be used, which wouldn't=20
interfere with the rules already in place? (e.g. [en] and [fr] are nice,=20
but the wiki will try to make them into pages...)

If you have any ideas on the question, I'd love to hear them!
Tara
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