[textile] PRE tag do not react the same way every time

philworks · 2008-01-24 01:09:06

If someone can told me why, I will really appreciate. Thank you

Here is a exemple that will not be generated correctly:

First what you need to know to write a new plugin with the Frog CMS plugin API (Application Program Interface) is that you have enough control to crash the entire Frog CMS application.

To have a flexible application, we need to let do what ever the other person want. This is why we can add PHP directly in pages. On he other way when we wrote a new plugin we need to enforce the security.

Ok! let's start with the basic. The best way to learn is by creating one simple plugin that we will call *The Hello World Plugin*.

1. We need to create our plugin directory "_hello_world_", in the plugins directory
2. We need to create the index.php file in our "_hello_world_" directory
3. We need to set the plugin informations in the index.php, here is the content of index.php

<pre><code>
Plugin::setInfos(array(
    'id'          => 'hello_world',
    'title'       => 'Hello world!', 
    'description' => 'Allows you to display "Hello World! where you want.', 
    'version'     => '1.0', 
    'website'     => 'http://www.madebyfrog.com/')
);

function hello()
{
    echo 'Hello World!';
}
</code></pre>

philworks · 2008-01-24 01:13:43

Ok I find it !! it is the empty line in the pre code tags that broke everything.

is there a way to debug this ? or maybe a way to patch it ?

jm · 2008-01-24 01:29:50

How ‘bout you use Textile? This post applies to TXP too. Basically: bc.. starts <pre><code> for you. Type p. That's all folks! to get out of the code block (or hx. etc).

edit: bookmark this too (it’s linked in the left hand column of the write screen – textile help)

Last edited by jm (2008-01-24 01:31:05)

philworks · 2008-01-24 01:37:59

All the block of code I have post is the good block ;)

but this is the block to test the bug, past it in the link your just send it to me and you will see what I mean.

this is only because of a empty line in a pre-tag. remove this empty line and you will have it generated properly.

jm · 2008-01-24 01:48:00

What do you mean by “properly” – what is the intended output? Textile will automatically place a p element on the pre line – that’s normal behavior.

By my comment, I meant you should use Textile’s tags instead of direct HTML too.

Last edited by jm (2008-01-24 01:48:34)

philworks · 2008-01-24 01:52:05

ok thanks

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[textile] PRE tag do not react the same way every time

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