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PluginFormula rendering problem
I've noticed that when I enable PluginFormula and render some equations (specifically ones including exponentiation [^]), the image comes out OK, but often there will be some additional html garbage tagged on to the end of it... which doesn't look very nice. I was able to figure out that this is probably happening because the wiki renderer is interpreting the text inside of the IMG ALT field. A simple patch to include wiki "no process" tags in there seems to fix it up. The patch follows:
--- wikiplugin_formula.php @@ -102,7 +102,7 @@ } $file = $tmpf . ".png"; $html = "<img src=\"temp/" .$file. - "\" alt=\"" .$data. "\" ". + "\" alt=\"" .$data. "\" ". "align=\"middle\">"; } return $html;
To do
- Figure out how and where to submit attachment patch to the Tiki project
- Look at bug that doesn't allow you to categorize a new article on submission (article object can only be categorized after it's been saved and you go back to modify it's characteristics).
- Figure out how to include array of topic images for articles based on all the categories they belong to.
- Wishlist wiki module
...page... Wiki page pagination has not been enabled.
Filename uniqueness for wiki uploads
Forum discussion here.
I made some tweaks so now the file name md5 will be found based on the combination of the filename and the wiki page name it's uploaded to. I can have the same filename on a different page with no problem but if I upload a new file with the same name to a page where that filename already exists, it will replace it on the disk. So no stale files.
Also a tweak to wikilib.php
makes the database record get updated if you upload the same filename to a given page instead of inserting a new record (which leaves the original record stale).