[ewiki] Re: markup: headline,table,img | mpi: embed vs insert | auth&search | /edit:mv,rm?

Personally I like the ! == h4 option, but on my company's installation I've
been asked to run with ! == h2.  Swapping ! and !!! markup can be done with
the help of the markup/update_format.php plugin.

The swap between header levels is very easy to code, just edit the markup
definition.  I think a note on how to do this for this and other effects
would be a good addition to the documentation and more serviceable than the
addition of a new option.

Andy


> -----Original Message-----
> From: massenmensch [mailto:kontakt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: Friday, February 27, 2004 2:03 PM
> To: ewiki@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: [ewiki] markup: headline,table,img | mpi: embed vs insert |
> auth&search | /edit:mv,rm?
> 
> Hey Mario, Andy and others!
> 
> ##headline markup (!,!!,!!!)
> 
> I thought to remember a discussion on the headline-markup - going along
> the
> line whether !, !!, !!! following the logic of *, **, *** and <h1>, <h2>,
> <h3> or following the logic of indicating importance/size, w/ more ! being
> more important. But I didn't find it, neither on the ewiki.sf.net, README
> nor
> mailinglist.
> 
> I prefer the first alternative - and naturally the opposite is implemented
> (search for "#-- headlines" in ewiki.php). What do you think of
> 
>   define("EWIKI_MARKUP_HEADLINES_THEHTMLWAY", 1);
> 
> and
> 
>   #-- headlines
>   ...
>   if (!EWIKI_MARKUP_HEADLINES_THEHTMLWAY) { $excl = 5 - $excl;}
>   ...
> 
> 
> ##RE: table markup: whitespace thingy
> 
> I find Mario's suggestion to take a tables first line as reference and
> being
> more tolerant for the other rows.
> 
> Nonetheless I'd favour a markup which is tolerant towards whitespaces
> after
> the last '|' __even__ in the first row. So what do you think about a
> str-operation that doesn't prune the rest of a line after '|' regardless
> but
> just removes whitespaces?
> 
> 
> ##RE: table markup: rowspan stuff
> 
> Since I aim for non-programmers using my wiki, I am sure they would go on
> strike before using plugins/markup/htmltable. And they don't know what
> ASCII
> is, so I better not try to advertise ascii-art to them (grin).
> 
> Thus, I'm in favor of Mario's suggestion:
> 
> > $ewiki_plugins["format_final"][] = "evil_table_rowspan":
> >
> >   function evil_table_rowspan(&$html) {
> >      $html = preg_replace(
> >         '#(<td></td>\s*)+<td#e'
> >         '"<td rowspan=\"" . (1+(int)(strlen("$1")/9)) . "\">"'
> >         "$html"
> >      );
> >   }
> 
> Where do we put the
> 
> if ($ewiki_plugins["format_final"]) { evil_table_rowspan(&$html); }
> 
> or just  evil_table_rowspan(&$html);?
> 
> 
> ##mpi_embed instead of mpi_insert to get rid of footer
> 
> @Mario: It seems that I can only imbed pages such as PowerSearch but not
> simple WikiPages? Should I be able to embed any pages?
> 
> 
> ##RE:image markup &x=20&y=30
> 
> @Mario: When I do
> 
>    $id=strtok($id,'?');
> 
> in ewiki_script_binary() - you meant me to modify $id, right - the picture
> is
> shown, okay, but it's not rendered to the given size. Thought the markup
> could handle that? - Or didn't I understand your reply?
> 
> 
> ##RE:auth & search
> 
> @Andy: Im am using the following:
> * EWIKI_PROTECTED_MODE=1
> * EWIKI_PROTECTED_MODE_HIDING=1
> * auth_perm_unix (like it!)
> * auth_method_form (though that should be irrelevant)
> * my userdb_passwdfile.php (modification of userdb_systempasswd.php;
> reading
> pwds from separate file; should be irrelevant, too)
> 
> > EWIKI_PROTECTED_MODE_HIDING will hide all unauthenticated page names in
> > supporting plugins.
> 
> Can you specify on what plugins are supporting?
> 
> 
> ##has someone modified /edit for rename & deletion before?
> 
> What I'd like to do next is to copy rename-page and delete-page from
> /control
> to /edit, showing up only when the user is logged in (_perm_unix) w/
> sufficient rights. Has anyone done sth allong those line before?
> 
> 
> ##the rest
> 
> @Mario: How high is working on title!=pagename on your to-do-list?
> 
> That's it for now, folks, solong
> 
> Timm
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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