> DaveG wrote: > > DaveG wrote: > >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >>> That makes me suspicious that it may be the Markup Extensions recipe. > >>> I've had > >>> trouble in the past with its rewriting of the markup for '!'. Are you > >>> using > >>> that recipe, by any chance? > >> I don't use it. Looking at the cookbook page > >> (http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/MarkupExtensions) though, the > >> "!run-in head!text" markup looks a likely culprit. > >> > >> It looks like you can disable specific markup by: > >> $MarkupExtensions['item'] = false; > >> > >> If run-in-head is the culprit, then this should disable it: > >> $MarkupExtensions['^!!'] = false; > >> > > > > Out of interest, did you try this? > > Its not clear who this question is directed at. The original poster of the > problem wasn't using MarkupExtensions, so they didn't need to try it.
Sorry - I've been out of pocket for a bit here. Just getting caught up and was experimenting with alternatives (changing version of pmwiki, etc as suggested by earlier posters) and had gotten to the point where I was checking more carefully on the source of my problems. I just arrived at the conclusion that Markup Extensions was the problem when these 2 posts came in. (In my original debugging I was commenting stuff out in "chunks" and since Markup Extensions was only installed b/c it was needed for WikiForms I had those in the same "chunk". Thus my conclusion (erroneous) that it was wikiforms -- when I got down to a finer granularity it turns out it was Markup Extensions. Apologies for the wrong info before.) Disabling the '^!!' extension solves the problem. THANK YOU! -Peter _______________________________________________ pmwiki-users mailing list [email protected] http://www.pmichaud.com/mailman/listinfo/pmwiki-users
