Using textile within forms doesn't work

esupergood · 2019-03-10 15:47:57

There used to be a plugin to allow it to happen I think?
Is it best practise not to use textile in forms? If so, what is the best way to use a single snippet of code across many different pages?

I know it can be done from an excerpt of an article? Is there a tutorial for how to do that?

Thanks

Bloke · 2019-03-10 15:56:40

You used to need upm_textile but no more.:

<txp:evaluate escape="tidy, textile">
I'm a bunch of "textile":https://textile-lang.com short and stout. Here's my _handle_ and here's my *spout*.
</txp:evaluate>

If you want the wrapped <p> then you don’t need the tidy.

You can use the same escape in any Txp tag, btw, allowing you to put Textile inside any tag or field and have it processed.

Last edited by Bloke (2019-03-10 15:59:15)

esupergood · 2019-03-10 19:21:58

Hurray!
Thanks BLOKE! :)

esupergood · 2019-03-10 19:47:21

Strangely, using that code, this works:

"click here":/url

But this doesn’t work:

h4. heading

I’m leaving a clear line above and below the h4.

Is there a restriction on which tags can be used with the evaluate method?

Edit: The * list code doesn’t work either

Last edited by esupergood (2019-03-10 19:54:57)

etc · 2019-03-10 20:07:26

Try to remove tidy when using multiple blocks.

esupergood · 2019-03-10 21:34:58

That fixed it, thanks. I’m applying the tag to an entire form.

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Using textile within forms doesn't work

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