[dokuwiki] Re: Syntax Filters: Passing-Through to the Next Handler?
- From: Myron Turner <turnermm02@xxxxxxx>
- To: dokuwiki@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 17 Nov 2007 07:32:11 -0600
Myron Turner wrote:
B.J. Black wrote:
You may not be sending the php code back to the page.
preg_match('/<php>(.*?)<\/php>/', $match,$matches);
$match - '~~NOCACHE~~<PHP>' . $matches[1] . '</PHP>';
return array( $state, $match);
Sorry about that--it should be
$match = ' ~~NOCACHE~~ <?php ' . $matches[1] . ?>';
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B.J. Black wrote:
You may not be sending the php code back to the page.
preg_match('/<php>(.*?)<\/php>/', $match,$matches);
$match - '~~NOCACHE~~<PHP>' . $matches[1] . '</PHP>';
return array( $state, $match);
- [dokuwiki] Syntax Filters: Passing-Through to the Next Handler?
- From: B.J. Black
- [dokuwiki] Re: Syntax Filters: Passing-Through to the Next Handler?
- From: Myron Turner