On 6/20/2009, "DaveG" <pmw...@solidgone.com> wrote: >After 4 hours debugging I discovered what I think is a bug if the >conditional logic. Or perhaps nested conditions work differently to how >I'd expect -- if so, how do I accomplish . > >(this was tested on pmwiki.org) > >This markup: > (:if equal 1 2:)111(:if equal 2 3:)222(:else:)333(:if:)444(:if:) > >produces: 333444 >expected: no output >odd: 444 is shown, but 111 is not .. >Which seems to indicate nested else conditional markup is simply >ignored, or that the 444 is throwing things off.
Yes, nested conditions work differently to how you expect. (:if:) works the same way as (:div:) and (:table:) and (:if:) is a shortcut for (:ifend:)(:if:). To have nested conditionals (or divs) you need to use a number: (:if equal 1 2:)111(:if2 equal 2 3:)222(:else2:)333(:if2:)444(:if:) I see this is not yet explained in the documentation, it should be, since we're out of beta now. I'll try to update it later today or tomorrow. Thanks, Petko _______________________________________________ pmwiki-devel mailing list pmwiki-devel@pmichaud.com http://www.pmichaud.com/mailman/listinfo/pmwiki-devel
