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#1 2012-03-27 08:28:20
- Gallex
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[textile] <txp:permlink /> inside article
what’s wrong with this code? it doesn’t work.
p(meta). <a href="<txp:permlink />" class="read-on">read on</a>i use it inside article
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Re: [textile] <txp:permlink /> inside article
Try:
p(meta). ==<a href="<txp:permlink />" class="read-on">read on</a>==It’ll probably be Textile converting the quotes wrongly.
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#3 2012-03-27 09:56:29
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Re: [textile] <txp:permlink /> inside article
not working that way also.
it can’t be quotes, because it works that way:
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Re: [textile] <txp:permlink /> inside article
Gallex wrote:
it can’t be quotes
Why not? When Textile replaces the permlink tag with the actual link it wrongly converts some quotes with their HTML equivalents. Your hard-coded version doesn’t contain a Txp tag so it won’t have any problems.
Trying your original version I see this in the source code:
<p class="meta"><a href="http://site.com/articles/gallex“ ; class=“ ;read-on” ;> ;read on</a></p>Which is broken HTML [EDIT: had to put spaces before the semicolons to prevent forum Textile from mangling the code!]
Putting the double-equals around the anchor stops Textile from converting things wrongly:
<p class="meta"><a href="http://site.com/articles/gallex" class="read-on">read on</a></p>In your case of course it might not be that at all. You can prove it one way or the other by temporarily turning off Textile processing (“leave text untouched” from the Advanced twisty). If it works when that’s switched off then it’s Textile getting in the way. If not, ummmm, dunno.
Last edited by Bloke (2012-03-27 10:12:45)
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#5 2012-03-27 10:35:27
- Gallex
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Re: [textile] <txp:permlink /> inside article
sorry bloke, yes it works with double-equals, but not without it. ‘leave text untoched’ didn’t change anything
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Re: [textile] <txp:permlink /> inside article
i use it inside article
Article form or article body/excerpt?
In form:
<p class="meta"><a href="<txp:permlink />" class="read-on">read on</a></p>In body/excerpt … Try to eliminate textile completely:
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#7 2012-03-27 11:54:17
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Re: [textile] <txp:permlink /> inside article
in excerpt. yes merzi, that way it’s working
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Re: [textile] <txp:permlink /> inside article
Well, no idea why your original code shouldn’t work but glad I could help.
If you always – let’s say in 95% – have excerpts leading to a longer version i would recommend to put that HTML/TXP markup into the article form to have the advantage of an always on automatic ‘read more’ link.
<txp:if_excerpt>
<txp:excerpt />
<p><a href="<txp:permlink />" title="<txp:title />" rel="bookmark"><strong>Read more…</strong></a></p>
<txp:else />
<txp:body />
</txp:if_excerpt>Last edited by merz1 (2012-03-27 16:16:52)
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