[pmwiki-users] sectionedit version 2.1.1 released
Karl Loncarek
dh2mll at web.de
Fri Sep 22 16:06:39 CDT 2006
Marc Cooper <gmane at auxbuss.com> wrote in
news:MPG.1f7e248fde76ea09898a6 at news.gmane.org:
> Problems.
>
> Here are my settings:
>
> # only ==== works for marking the beginning of a new section.
> # $SectionEditWithoutHeaders = true;
> $SectionEditAutoDepth = 5;
> # Set the MediaWiki autosectioning style.
> #$SectionEditMediaWikiStyle = false;
> $SectionEditInIncludes = false;
> include_once("$FarmD/cookbook/sectionedit.php");
Thanks for those.
>
> These are unchanged from the version that I'm currently using, v2.0.3
>
>
> First, the new version removes (:*toc Table of contents...:) markup
>
> (:*toc Table of contents...:)
>
> This simply doesn't display with the new version.
Please provide some sample text. Is it directly in front of ====? which
additional script handles this.
>
>
> In addition, it is stripping off the <h?> tags from headings
>
> e.g.
>
> !!! List of all items in Marc
>
>>>rfloat<<
>
> was
>
> <h3>List of all items in Marc</h3>
> <div class='rfloat' >
>
> becomes
>
> <p style='margin-top: 0px;'>List of all items in Marc
> </p>
> <div class='vspace'></div><div class='rfloat' >
>
>
> Also, sections defined with no space between the !'s and the title
> text lose their first character. So,
>
> !!Some title
>
> displays as
>
> ome title
>
> <p style="margin-top: 0px;">ome title
> </p>
>
OK found this one. Please change line 236 of the script to the
following: $p =
preg_replace('/((?m:^)|(.*:\)))(?=!{1,'.$SectionEditAutoDepth.'})
([^!])/'
,"$1%block margin-top=0px%$2",$p);
The ?= before !{ was missing. So with that the loosing the first
characters of a heading gets fixed. Please test and report whether it
works. I just want to wait and find out whether I can find the problem
with toc before releasing a new version.
And I thought I finally created a bugfree version .... as always a
program will never be bugfreee... :)
--
Bye
Karl (aka Klonk)
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