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    • How to display the text "{{bbox}}" in a tiki-wiki 21LTS?

    Posted by FootlooseTraveller posts: 55

    Wow, @Bernard Sfez / Tiki Specialist, that actually works!

    Next problem: I want to use it inside {CODE(mediawiki="0")}{CODE}. Unfortunately, if I use ~ np ~ inside it, everything inside ~ np ~ is transormed into a hash or something... so the first bracket { is displayed as a hash. If I use {CODE(mediawiki="1")}{CODE}, the ~ np ~ works as expected, but all my line breaks get messed up... 😑

    I just want to put some code, preferredly without ANY changes to show up exactly as is in the source. I also want it to stand out a bit compared to normal text. Maybe there is a different/better tag to put my code into?

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    Posted by Bernard Sfez / Tiki Specialist posts: 8654 France

    I don't know how to do this... 😎
    I tried different way and only by creating a screenshot I was able to display it.


    Posted by Jonny Bradley posts: 126892 United Kingdom
    FootlooseTraveller wrote:
    ...I want to use it inside {CODE(mediawiki="0")}{CODE}. Unfortunately, if I use ~ np ~ inside it, everything inside ~ np ~ is transormed into a hash or something...


    That's an old bug, i'm sure there's a ticket/wish for it somewhere. I tried a few times to fix it but failed - if you can find the bug do update it with current version numbers and it might get some attention (one day)


    Posted by luciash d' being 🧙 posts: 2432 Czech Republic

    Try this:

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    {MARKDOWN()}`~np~{~/np~{bbox}}`{MARKDOWN}

    Result:

    {{bbox}}


    Or this:

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    {CODE(mediawiki="0")}~np~{~/np~{bbox}}{CODE}

    Result:
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    {{bbox}}

    FootlooseTraveller wrote:

    Wow, @Bernard Sfez / Tiki Specialist, that actually works!

    Next problem: I want to use it inside {CODE(mediawiki="0")}{CODE}. Unfortunately, if I use ~ np ~ inside it, everything inside ~ np ~ is transormed into a hash or something... so the first bracket { is displayed as a hash. If I use {CODE(mediawiki="1")}{CODE}, the ~ np ~ works as expected, but all my line breaks get messed up... 😑

    I just want to put some code, preferredly without ANY changes to show up exactly as is in the source. I also want it to stand out a bit compared to normal text. Maybe there is a different/better tag to put my code into?

    Posted by FootlooseTraveller posts: 55
    luciash d' being 🧙 wrote:

    Try this:

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    {MARKDOWN()}`~np~{~/np~{bbox}}`{MARKDOWN}

    Result:

    {{bbox}}


    I played around with this a bit. It works for a one-liner. If I break the line it is still a one-liner. If I break the line twice (double-line-break), it does not work anymore. I need something where I can just put my code and have line breaks and indents with spaces preserved and not interpreted anything.

    luciash d' being 🧙 wrote:

    Or this:

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    {CODE(mediawiki="0")}~np~{~/np~{bbox}}{CODE}

    Result:
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    {{bbox}}


    Seems like this got fixed. My result in tiki 21 LTS:

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    §aeb5a97041fb1f1066934b573e35aec4§{bbox}}


    So this would be my best solution by now. I would have to do a minor change to my code (not many double curly brackets there) and wait for tiki 24 LTS. That is OK for me as this code thingy is on a private part of my wiki. It is only for myself, nobody else sees it. Thanks.

    Posted by luciash d' being 🧙 posts: 2432 Czech Republic

    In Markdown syntax to put multi-line code you need to use three backticks around: ```

    luci

    FootlooseTraveller wrote:
    I played around with this a bit. It works for a one-liner. If I break the line it is still a one-liner. If I break the line twice (double-line-break), it does not work anymore. I need something where I can just put my code and have line breaks and indents with spaces preserved and not interpreted anything.
    Posted by FootlooseTraveller posts: 55
    luciash d' being 🧙 wrote:

    In Markdown syntax to put multi-line code you need to use three backticks around: ```
    luci


    WOW! THIS IS IT! THIS IS THE ANSWER! Thank you so much!