Hans pointed this out to me offlist.
To repair this (I'll do for the next release), change line 711 of
engine.php back to the original
if($reverse == false) return preg_replace('/\~\~([0-9]+)\~\~/e',
'$Token[$1]', $x);
I was trying to solve a difficulty with putting javascript in
snippets. I have a better way of doing that in 2.52.
Cheers,
Dan
P.S. Actually, it turned out to be a bit tricky. First, <nolines> is
not the best approach to escape the javascript, because there may be
other markups in the javascript that would cause problems beside just
line returns. But I can't escape all snippets, because you could have
snippets that contain markups. Like site actions for example... I
thought of hijacking <code>javascript</code>, but while it looks nice,
the problem is semantically, it's designed to display code not escape
code. I finally ended up jury-rigging a special markup rule in the
snippets function using our normal /= javascript =/ syntax and
stripping slashes. Anyway, So far, it seems to work great. For the
next release.
On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 6:34 AM, Linly <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Because I use "showhide" plugin to show/hide the page actions, so I
> can't test other things. I move back to 2.50.
>
> Cheers,
> linly
> >
>
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