(my apologies for the delay in responding to such a nice fix. i've
been away for a week)
many thanks. this seems to do the trick; so far so good, not seeing
any errors anywhere on the site (!)
will this be added to the core, or will i need to leave it in my
config for good?
thanks!
adam
On 10 Aug 2008, at 9:12 AM, Patrick R. Michaud wrote:
On Wed, Aug 06, 2008 at 09:42:24PM -0700, adam overton wrote:
ahhh. it appears that the newer version of nested if only accepts
if- followed
by a number, but not by a letter (the original nested-if does
both). so:
doesn't work:
(:ifM false:)testing2(:elseM:)(:ifG true:)G true(:ifGend:)(:ifMend:)
does work:
(:if0 false:)testing2(:else0:)(:if1 true:)G true(:if1end:)(:if0end:)
i've a bunch of code that currently uses letter-if's; does anyone
know of an
easy way to modify the new if-code in stdmarkup.php? i'm having
trouble
wrapping my brain around how to do that...
Try (in local/config.php):
$CondTextPattern =
"/ \\(:if (\d*|[A-Z]) (?:end)? \\b[^\n]*?:\\)
.*?
(?: \\(: (?:if\\1|if\\1end) \\s* :\\)
| (?=\\(:(?:if\\1|if\\1end)\\b[^\n]*?:\\) | $)
)
/seix";
This allows either a sequence of digits or an uppercase letter to work
as an (:if:) identifier.
Pm
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