Dom,
Thank you. That was very helpful and got me on my way to making this
work...
-- Harry
On 2/7/07, Dominique Faure <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 2/7/07, Harry Forsdick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have mastered some parts of extending pmWiki markup, but there is one
> simple case that I can't seem to get to work.
>
> In a travelog that has navigation between pages, I have been laboriously
> copying the same code at the top and bottom of each pakge and then
modifying
> it so that there is a previous day and next day link. The wiki code is
> something like:
>
> ||[[Main.MonFeb05|<- Monday, February 5]] || [[
Main.WedFeb07|Wednesday,
> February 7 ->]]||
>
> I have gotten tired of this copying and so I decided to create what I
think
> of as a macro to generate the pmWiki language code from a short
directive:
>
> (:navprevnext Feb6:)
>
> the code that I have added to my config.php file is:
>
> ## NAVPREVNEXT
> Markup('navprevnext', 'fulltext', '/\\(:navprevnext +(.*?):\\)/e',
> "GenerateNavPrevNextCode('$1')");
> function GenerateNavPrevNextCode($DateStr)
> {
> $date = strtotime($DateStr);
> $prev = $date - 86400;
> $next = $date + 86400;
>
> $result = "||[[Main." . date("DMd",$prev) . "|<- " . date("l, F j",
$prev)
> . "]] || [[Main." . date("DMd",$next) . "|" . date("l, F j", $next) . "
> ->]]||";
>
> return Keep($result);
> }
>
> The problem is that the pmWiki markup appears, not the interpretation of
the
> markup.
>
The Keep() function prevent your computed result to be interpreted as
further markup. You should have a try without it:
...
return $result;
}
Dom
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