[Fwd: RE: [pmwiki-users] Re: RE: Fixed: Error in cookbook rename function]
Joachim Durchholz
jo at durchholz.org
Thu Jun 2 07:04:19 CDT 2005
Forwarded on request of original poster.
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Subject: RE: [pmwiki-users] Re: RE: Fixed: Error in cookbook rename function
Date: Thu, 2 Jun 2005 14:01:46 +0200
From: Jan Jacobs <Jacobsjan at spector.be>
To: Joachim Durchholz <jo at durchholz.org>
Hello Joachim,
recently I subscribed to the pmWiki mailing list, but all my messages
get rejected by the mailing list. I wrote Patrick for information, but
did not receive response as to this date.
Could you please post the following message to the list for me? I would
be very gratefull!
Thank you,
Jan Jacobs
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Hello list,
i'm trying to implement a simple calendar (not the logbook functionality
I found on the cookbook), but unfortunatelly I'm pretty new to pmWiki
coding, php, and even regular expressions.
So far I managed to create a markup (:calendar:), which works similar to
the calendar found in the cookbook, and I'm able to output a simple
month calendar. However, all code was ripped from other cookbook
recipes, and my knowledge about the markup function lacks badly, so i
need your help here :)
This is the markup call I use now:
Markup('calendar','<title',"/^\\(:calendar:\)\s*$/e","view_SimpleCalendar(\$pagename,'')");
1) what is the meaning of the 2nd parameter, and how do I have to fill
it correctly?
2) what regular expression do I need to make for a (:calendar:) or a
(:calendar -1:) or a (calendar +4) markup that can be put anywhere in
the typed text of a page, and which would result in the insertion of the
result of my function call view_SimpleCalendar ??? How would I extract
the extra parameter from the calendar markup and pass it to this function?
Thanks in advance,
Jan Jacobs
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