TextilePHP -- port of Choate's "Textile 2" available

greenrift · 2004-06-22 03:12:24

It fixes the problem’s Brad was having and possibly some others. Also updated to the newest version of TextilePHP (2.0.3 Jun 6).

Spiller · 2004-07-17 01:30:15

Too bad it doesn’t support Amazon and Imdb links like Brad’s version on MT. Hopefully someone will incorporate those too…

Great job greenrift:)

Logoleptic · 2004-07-18 18:37:42

Spiller wrote:

Too bad it doesn’t support Amazon and Imdb links like Brad’s version on MT. Hopefully someone will incorporate those too…

If you’ve tried this and it doesn’t work, you can submit a bug report asking Jim to add this feature.

Last edited by Logoleptic (2004-07-18 18:38:07)

obeewan · 2004-09-10 15:09:44

Just to add. Don’t forget to check your plugins code too. I use chh_article_custom who also includes classTextile.php.

obeewan · 2004-09-11 18:02:33

greenrift,

I found a bug in the processing. Try to add [underscore]0[underscore] to an article and “Textile” it with TextilePHP v0.2. It comes out as <em></em>.

Note: The “vanilla” Textile outputs the same line as [underscore]0[underscore].

Last edited by obeewan (2004-09-11 18:03:19)

hafnius · 2004-09-11 23:39:13

I have just installed textilephp instead of the native textile but i have problems with the charset. i use iso-8859-1 but none of the special char we have in denmark (æ, ø, å) are getting trough correctly they all gets converted to non-readable characters.

Any ideas?

obeewan · 2004-09-12 00:19:52

hafnius,

Works like a charm here with both swedish and the danish ones you listed.

Where do you use the iso-8859-1 charset, and why not the utf-8?

Did it work earlier when you had not installed TextilePHP?

hafnius · 2004-09-12 16:23:36

Obeewan

“Did it work earlier when you had not installed TextilePHP?”

yes everything worked before

“Where do you use the iso-8859-1 charset, and why not the utf-8?”

i send of in the header of the page and i dont know why i dont use the utf-8 :)

i downloaded the textilephp again and now it works except for two things:

1. Local characters in capitals, ie Ø are parsed to its htmlentitie but shows in the browser like the htmlentitie. This happens regardless of the doctype charset i specify. This does not happen with ø only Ø. of course i could solve it by using the macro for Ø, ie {O/}, but that would be to cumbersome.

2. my <txp:tags> are not working anymore should i use something instead?

/Hafnius

Last edited by hafnius (2004-09-12 16:24:31)

obeewan · 2004-09-12 22:32:58

As you will see in my test article both works perfectly here. Strange.

hafnius · 2004-09-12 22:47:06

Thanx for putting that up, Obeewan

In your testpage Ø gets converted to “Ø” which the browser is happy with. At my end the same letter Ø is converted to “Ø”

As you can see here

BTW i send the charset iso-8859-1 in the header so you wont see it in the source code. Changing the charset to utf-8 has no effect on this problem.

What is up here?

obeewan · 2004-09-12 22:59:55

Do you add them as entities to your posts? Since & infront of the Oslash is written as <code>& amp;</code> (with no space, just added cuz of Textile) in the output. Personally I just copied and pasted into my article.

And I see no <code><meta http-equiv=“content-type” content=“text/html; charset=utf-8” /></code> either.

Last edited by obeewan (2004-09-12 23:00:20)

hafnius · 2004-09-13 00:29:51

Obeewan

“Do you add them as entities to your posts?”

Nope But i solved it – as you mention it was the ampersand (amp;) that was causing the prob so i forund on line 2636 in classTextile.textilephp.php:

“var $Have_Entities = 1;” which i changed to “var $Have_Entities = 0;”

And then the ampersands have gone – i am still left with the entities but they display fine :)

“And I see no < meta http-equiv=“content-type” content=“text/html; charset=utf-8” /> either.”

No i added it to the header in /publish.php around line 166 like this:

header(“Content-type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1 Content-language: da”);

its the same result :)

So thats it – thanx for your help

/Hafnius

Last edited by hafnius (2004-09-13 00:31:48)

Cantide · 2004-09-14 03:20:04

I’ve just installed TextilePHP and am roaring through my site with definition lists left right and centre. One thing I’ve noticed is that articles which have TXP tags as part of them, well they’re just getting ignored, and printed out as plain text. Such as

Is anyone else having similar troubles?

hafnius · 2004-09-14 16:35:43

Yes Cantide…

Just found out i have to. Looking into it i found that Textilephp is makink the opening and closing brackets into html entities:

“<” becomes “&lt ;” check out the tags in the xhtml preview pane; thats why they are being ignored. Sifting through Textilephp i could not find any solution.

Any thoughts on this greatly appreciated !

/Hafnius

Last edited by hafnius (2004-09-14 20:38:26)

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Re: TextilePHP -- port of Choate's "Textile 2" available

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