[plugin] [ORPHAN] upm_textile: Parse any text with Textile.

tc03 · 2008-06-10 07:12:03

Great plugin, but I have a question – i have used it in an article title to parse a textile footnote [1], but the footnote won;t correspond to the footnote at the bottom of the page. Any suggestions?

Mary · 2008-06-11 00:31:16

That would be due to how Textile works, and I’m afraid it cannot be changed. One work around would be to turn off Textile for the article in question (“Leave Text Alone), and wrap the plugin tag around the body tag as well.

Addison · 2008-11-13 19:45:37

I’m having an issue where upm_textile will not parse links within upm_img_caption. Here’s what I’m talking about (see the caption next to the photo with the Google Map link).

Is this perhaps a plugin + plugin issue? I tried inserting a link in the form and it worked just fine.

Thanks,
Addison

Mary · 2008-11-13 19:57:48

I am not entirely certain. Can you show me how you’re using it (form/page)? Use pastebin if it’s a lot of code.

Addison · 2008-11-13 21:22:05

Sure. This is the form:

<div class="exhibit_img_wrap">
    <div class="photo">
      <a href="<txp:upm_img_full_url />" onclick="upm_pop_img(this.href, '<txp:upm_img_full_width />', '<txp:upm_img_full_height />', '<txp:upm_img_name />', this.title); return false;"><img src="<txp:upm_img_thumb_url />" width="<txp:upm_img_thumb_width />" height="<txp:upm_img_thumb_height />" alt="<txp:upm_img_alt />" title="View larger" /></a>
      <p class="view_larger">Click to view larger</p>
    </div>
    <div class="photo_caption"><txp:upm_textile><txp:upm_img_caption /></txp:upm_textile></div>
</div>

that’s called from: <txp:upm_article_image form="exhibit_images" type="popup" />

As I said, it’s just the textile link that won’t parse. So "textpattern":http://www.textpattern.com does not parse as it should. Does that help?

Thanks.

Mary · 2008-11-13 21:44:10

Aha. By default the tag output is escaped, changing the quotes into character entities, which of course Textile doesn’t monkey with. You need to change this <txp:upm_img_caption /> to this <txp:upm_img_caption escape="" />, and then you should be good to go. :)

(By the way, type="popup" can be dropped from your page, just b/c it’s redundant: once a form is used the tag outputs that form directly; type is only used for “automatic” output.)

Last edited by Mary (2008-11-13 21:47:15)

Addison · 2008-11-13 21:49:01

Damn right — perfect.

Thanks,
Addison

minusf · 2009-04-02 23:01:13

in some other posts i am monkeying around with this plugin,
not just it is a great idea, but has it been considered for addition
to the txp core? i mean it is quite basic functionality come to think
of it, is there a reason why this couldn’t be a built-in txp tag?

perhaps something like <txp:textile> <txp:excerpt /></txp:textile>

Mary · 2009-04-02 23:48:58

As far as I know, it hasn’t publicly been considered (I don’t read minds nor am I privy to any possible private conversations, so who knows about otherwise). Off-hand I can’t think of any reason why the functionality of the tag couldn’t be in the core, but I’m just one person and not a core dev anymore so. The best way to try and get it into the core is submitting a patch to Robert and Ruud, see what they say (or if they happen to jump into this conversation). I could try and do that when I’ve got some free time.

pieman · 2009-12-11 16:42:59

Hi Mary

I can’t seem to make upm_textile parse links in a custom field.

<txp:upm_textile><txp:custom_field name="contact" /></txp:upm_textile>

While other bits of Textile in the same field (headings and bold) are being correctly handled, "link":http://www.site.com is just being output as "link":http://www.site.com.

Any suggestions appreciated!

thanks
Stu

Bloke · 2009-12-11 17:02:28

pieman wrote:

I can’t seem to make upm_textile parse links in a custom field.

I don’t know the specifics of this plugin, but could it have something to do with the default escape attribute now being html in the custom_field tag? It might be escaping the quote characters which could cause upm_textile to not recognise them any more.

Does it work if you add escape=""?

pieman · 2009-12-11 17:39:11

Sounds worth a shot… I just clocked off but I’ll give it a whirl on Monday. Ta

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