[dokuwiki] Re: How to embed an external picture
- From: Werner Flamme <werner.flamme@xxxxxx>
- To: dokuwiki@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 18 Jan 2009 01:18:17 +0100
Andreas Gohr schrieb:
> Hi
>
>
>> The plugin works fine so far - when doing the preview, I see the
>> cartoon where it should be. As soon as I press "Save", the page is
>> rendered anew and contains PHP source code instead of the text (and
>> cartoon) I entered.
>
> This is very strange and from looking at your code I have no idea why
> that should happen.
>
>> ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
>> // GIF Util - (C) 2003 Yamasoft (S/C) // http://www.yamasoft.com
>> // All Rights Reserved // This file can be frelly copied,
>> distributed, modified, updated by anyone under the only //
>> condition to leave the original address (Yamasoft,
>> http://www.yamasoft.com) and this header.
>> ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
>>
>>
>
> Does this tell you anything? Do you recognize this header? Is there a
> file on your server that contains that code? You should try to
> figure this out first... there seems to be something fishy going on.
Hm, yes, I recognize it - it is the picture handling of FPDF, I use it
in my pdfexport plugin. So I see why it may break - I may not create a
PDF out of the page. But I'n not gonna debug HTML2FPDF...
> When you resolved that mystery, here are some comments on your code.
>
> 1. Using regular expressions should make it much easier to grep the
> wanted string from the HTML instead of using substr/strpos
Yes. Just wanted to be quick ;-) It takes some time for me to figure out
the correct regexes...
> 2. don't rely on file, file_get_contents or similar functions to
> fetch data via HTTP. URL opening is disabled on many hosters. Use the
> HTTPClient library of DokuWiki instead. If you use SimplePie (see
> below) it will do the downloading for you.
It's for private use, and at home, allow_url_fopen is allowed :-)
> 3. site scraping is a bad idea (and might be illegal). Userfriendly
> provides an RSS feed that includes the image. Parsing that is much
> easier and will not break when the site's layout changes. Hint: use
> the SimplePie library shipped with DokuWiki to parse the feed.
Yes, I see the feed, but - in contrast to Dilbert - I do not see the
cartoon, just the link. And the link does not only show the cartoon, but
the whole page. I have <http://www.userfriendly.org/rss/uf.rss>
as rss feed.
I know about the juristic problems. I hope the laws of the US allow
linking to other sites, when a note above or beneath the built-in
picture states the origin.
I never looked at SimplePie, but will do tomorrow (I hope).
> 4. you might need to disable caching for the page lower the cachetime
> of your wiki to have a daily fresh image
Yes, ~~NOCACHE~~ has been added
> 5. pull the image through lib/exe/fetch.php to get image caching (use
> the ml() function to construct the src)
Yes, I'd like to. I never even thought about using fetch.php for
external sources...
Thank you, it's 1.17 am, time to sleep for now...
Regards,
Werner
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