[pmwiki-users] Pop-ups for definitions (ExtendMarkup problem solved)

[David Sovinski]

Thanks for your help.
It was a bit of a battle but with the help of the_CName it was finally 
solved. Notes have been added to 
http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/MarkupExtensions

First - I found that several of the Cookbook items will not work with 
PHP version 4.3.9-7 (my internal network version). You must have 4.3.10. 
Things I could get working on the web sites would not work on my intranet.

Second - there were some things missing in the documentation that had me 
missing things that are now "obvious"

Third -  the character "_" IS IMPORTANT!
I kept putting include_once('cookbook/breakpage');
instead of
I kept putting include_once('cookbook/break_page'); and I do know 
better:-P I just kept missing my typing mistake.

Have a good day everyone

Dave Sovinski

David Sovinski wrote:

> Thanks
> Using ver2.0beta54
> I installed extendmarkup.php to my cookbook directory. (just got the 
> script tonight from pmwiki)
> I added include_once('cookbook/extendmarkup.php'); to my config.php
> and put
> {:'''Strong''':'''Strong'''}
>
> {:'''Strong''':'''Strong'''}
>
> {:{=sticky note=}:{=sticky note=}}
> on  my Main.HomePage.
> It does not recognize it as markup and just displays the raw input of 
> what I put in.
>
> One thing I noticed it that pmwiki's Sandbox does not display the 
> markup correctly but the markup page does 
> (http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/MarkupExtensions)
>
> Do I have to enable extendmarkup by group or something else?
>
> Dave Sovinski (Caspian)
>
> John Rankin wrote:
>
>> On Friday, 12 August 2005 8:00 AM, David Sovinski 
>> <aslan at aslandata.com> wrote:
>>  
>>
>>> I would like to use popups or tooltips to show a small popup text 
>>> window that is displayed when you run with the mouse over specific 
>>> words.
>>> Is this possible in pmwiki? If yes, could you point me to a 
>>> documentation page? I wasn't able to identify any helps for
>>> this.
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>>
>>> David Sovinski (Caspian)
>>>   
>>
>>
>> Yes, the markup extensions adds 2 options:
>>
>> {abbr|abbreviation} uses the <abbr> tag and is suitable for
>> cases like {XML|eXtensible Markup Language}
>>
>> {:term:definition} uses the <dfn> tag ans is suitable for
>> things like {:bad news:that which the other guy should deliver}
>>
>> Each gains a dotted underline and a ? cursor.
>>
>> In print view, the definition is displayed in brackets after the
>> item. For example: XML (eXtensible Markup Language).
>>
>>
>>
>>  
>>
>
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