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    • Prevent parsing doesn't ... or does it?

    Posted by cosmin

    Hello people. Is it me or wiki parsing is broken ... or rather it works too well.

    I have this code that you can see i the attached file. However it's fubared even if I enclose it with the Non parsed sections code listed on the wiki syntax page (You can see the difference by looking at the attached file to see the full code):
    1 0 About Me /about/ 2 0 My CV /cv/ 3 1 Hobbies /about/hobbies/ 4 2 PDF Version /cv/cv.pdf 5 2 HTML Version /cv/cv.html 6 3 Computing /about/hobbies/computing.html

    Is there something special about it that makes it special even though I specifically tell Tikiwiki not to parse it?

    test_code.txt (854 b)
    Reads: 1760
    Posted by Damian Parker

    Use {CODE()}your text{CODE}

    example:

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    1
		 0
		 About Me
		 /about/
	 
	 
		 2
		 0
		 My CV
		 /cv/
	 
	 
		 3
		 1
		 Hobbies
		 /about/hobbies/
	 
	 
		 4
		 2
		 PDF Version
		 /cv/cv.pdf
	 
	 
		 5
		 2
		 HTML Version
		 /cv/cv.html
	 
	 
		 6
		 3
		 Computing
		 /about/hobbies/computing.html


    Posted by Damian Parker

    An explanation is that the xml tags look like html and get removed.


    Posted by cosmin
    Well, I was just viewing the page in Opera and it still looks the same (it still strips the start and end menu tags) even when surrounded by the code tags. Also, I noticed I can't download the file I attached with either Opera or IE. As far as I recall downloading attached files worked in 1.8.2.

    Posted by Damian Parker

    Im using Mozilla 1.7 RC2 and the attachment works cool here

    Damian


    Posted by Damian Parker

    There are many places where HTML tags are stripped. Read the notes just underneath the forum posting form:

    Posting comments:

    Use http://www.foo.comQuestion or descriptionQuestion for links
    HTML tags are not allowed inside comments

    Damian


    Posted by cosmin
    Well, I tried downloading the attached file in Mozilla 1.7 and it definitely doesn't work. And as for the code parsing problem, I wasn't trying to hack Tikiwiki anyway. I forgot to mention that the code that gets trashed is inside an article. The code is there but it's not displayed correctly. So it looks like a bug to me. What if you want to write an article about XML?

    Posted by cosmin
    Well, should I file a bug report on sourceforge or it won't make any difference anyway?🙁