[Pmwiki-users] own special markups are causing <pre > statementsin the html output

[Patrick R. Michaud]

The <pre> tags come from any line that makes it past the $DoubleBrackets
processing stage that begins with whitespace (a space or tab character).
So, if the [[x-include:]] markup returns something that begins with a
whitespace character and isn't saved via the Keep() function, then PmWiki
is going to treat the result as preformatted text.

Also, note that you'll get the same thing if you put any spaces before
the [[x-include:]] markup.  Beyond these suggestions I'd have to look at 
the code for [[x-include:]] before I could say what is actually causing
the results you're seeing.

Pm





On Thu, Apr 29, 2004 at 09:39:35PM -0700, Steven Leite wrote:
> 
>    Check  to  see  what  version you are using.  (See History in the .php
>    file  itself).   The latest version was updated April 6, 2004.  If you
>    are running a later version, then try the new version.  (It's attached
>    to this message for convenience).
> 
> 
> 
>    I'm  running  the script on my system, and when I view source, there's
>    no <pre> tags.  Only a <div> tag.
> 
> 
> 
>    If  you  need  further  assistance, send me a link that I can look at.
>    (You can send it to me privately if you want).
> 
> 
> 
>    -S
> 
>    ----- Original Message -----
> 
>    From: [1]Peter Heuchert
> 
>    To: [2]PmWiki-users
> 
>    Sent: Thursday, April 29, 2004 7:12 AM
> 
>    Subject:  Re:  [Pmwiki-users]  own  special markups are causing <pre >
>    statementsin the html output
> 
>      Hi Marcus,
>      yes this is working. Thank you. But it does not solve my problem.
>      Sorry.   The  iframe  was no problem for me, because I do include a
>      page
>      which  is build with some server side includes running some scripts
>      on
>      the server. Guess nothing was can't be solved with PHP but I just
>      reworked the site to PmWiki and did not start to learn PHP yet.
>      I tried some variations of the x-include hack to define some html
>      statements as I noticed the <pre> behaviour.
>      I  guess  it  is  a  result  of  the  way  the  code is returned to
>      PmWiki.
>      [[x-include:....]]   is  using  a  function which returns a string.
>      Looks
>      like PmWiki
>      does take it as preformated text out of any reason.
>      Peter
>      Marcus Brauer schrieb:
>      > ....
>      > Please give it one more chance:
>      >
>      > $InlineReplacements["/\[#htmlinc:(.*?)#\]/e"] =
>      > "implode('',file(\"$1\"))";
>      >
>      > I tested the line above and it worked for me.
>      >
>      > --
>      > Marcus
>      >
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