[pmwiki-users] ZapCore / nextpage

[noskule]

The Editor schrieb:
> On 4/29/07, noskule <noskule at gmx.net> wrote:
>> hi list/dan
>> I'm checking out zap for a comment - system.   There I used the nextpage
>> feature
>> to get back to the comment-section in the page footer an anchor after
>> submitting the commentform. So I would like to do something like:
>>    (:input /type/ nextpage "<Group>.<Name>#comments":)
>> this seams not to work, I get the page
>>    <Group>.0
>
> Unfortunately there seems to be a conflict here with the page
> shortcuts feature in ZAP.  I *suspect* it is mistaking the # symbol
> for a request to return a thread. Though it should show up as
> Group.Name1000comments...
>
> I started the page shortcuts system a long time ago when there was no
> other way to get around it in setting data variables (long before Pm's
> wonderful text vars) and while it's no longer necessary, I've kept it
> around because
>
> 1) it is quite convenient
> 2) it is used extensively throughout the ZAP code
> 3) it would break oodles of existing forms
>
> So unfortunately this is probably a limitation in ZAP. There might be
> a possible workaround like ## = anchor and not thread (ie escape it
> somehow), but I should probably think about the best solution just a
> bit.
>
> Just to verify that's the problem you could just comment out this line
> in the core module (@ line 300)
>
>     if (strpos(" $vv[1]", "#")) $vv[1] = ZAPgroup("$vv[0]|thread");
do you mean in zap.php?
on line 300 the  zapmarkup starts, no code, also I couldn't find the 
code below with searching ?!
I've got V"Apr 19, 2007"
>
> If anyone has a suggestion for this, it really should be fixed.
> Surprized no one tried using nextpage with an anchor before. I suppose
> we could do something like
>
>     $w[1] = str_replace("##", "^^", $w[1]);
>     if (strpos(" $vv[1]", "#")) $vv[1] = ZAPgroup("$vv[0]|thread");
>     $w[1] = str_replace("^^", "#", $w[1]);
>
> Cheers,
> Dan
>