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Hi Hans<br>
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Thank you - I didn't realise I could do: <br>
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{(extract . PageName#partA#partB)}
doh!
This may be the answer after all anyway - super!
Regards
Graham
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<pre wrap="">Wednesday, January 30, 2008, 9:29:04 PM, Graham Archer wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I was wondering if your recipe could be extended to:
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<pre wrap=""> extract from #TextPatternA# to "TextPatternB"
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I think that would be going well beyond the current scope, and my
comfort zone at present.
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<pre wrap="">Reason: I use (:include pagename #from#to:) at the moment to bring
content from another page. Problem with this is
the RSS for the host page doesn't trigger even thou the included page
has changed since the host hasn't been re-written.
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I think you can do something like that with TextExtract.
Try:
{(extract . PageName#partA#partB)}
The source in this case is PageName from anchor 'partA' to anchor
'partB', and th epattern is a dot, meaning: include everything.
But note that this is not a true include like you get with (:include
..:) markup. Markup directives are disabled, rendered as code etc.
and links are not qualified, meaning relative links may point to the
wrong pages.
~Hans
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