txp:comment?

Logoleptic · 2006-03-22 00:12:33

I’ve done some page titles using a nested if_section in an included Form. I’d like to give myself a reminder in that form of why I did this, such as “Txp doesn’t do nested if_section unless you include it through a form.” On the other hand, I don’t really want that message to be in the final HTML source of the page.

Should I do this using a PHP comment within txp:php tags, or is there such a thing as a “Textpattern comment”? I’m trying to avoid embedded PHP when possible, especially if Txp tags can do the job.

Sencer · 2006-03-22 09:06:12

There is no textpattern-comment, but it would be the simplest plugin to write (I mean, really, actually the simplest) by simply defining an empty function in a plugin like:

function abc_comment($attr, $thing) {}

and then use <txp:abc_comment>Check his out</txp:abc_comment> in your templates. You could even do the latter without defining the plugin function, though it would lead to warnings in testin/debugging mode.

Logoleptic · 2006-03-22 18:30:36

That might make a good first plugin for me. Thanks!

Mary · 2006-03-23 00:31:20

This plugin already exists: anc_hide

alesh · 2006-03-23 19:10:49

am I confused? why not use:

maniqui · 2006-03-23 20:02:00

Because  doesnt hide the HTML from the output.

The idea of the anc_hide plug-in is to not output the code wrapped by the plug-in tags.

Logoleptic · 2006-03-24 04:41:06

Mary wrote:

This plugin already exists: anc_hide

Thanks, Mary. I thought I checked the resources site, but I must’ve overlooked this somehow.

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