> Sorry for my late reply. You are using PmWiki in unusual ways so I had to find > some time to test the thing.
guilty as charged ^^ > You can set this line in pub/skins/yourskin/yourskin.php if you declare the 4 > variables global. this does the trick. is there a way to additionally suppress the <div id="wikitext"></div>? Petko, thanks a lot for all your help so far. Best regards / Mit freundlichem Gruß, i. A. Josh Sonderhoff Purchasing Manager -- cell: +49 1511 5794189 mail: [email protected] web: http://movingpixies.com moving pixies GmbH Aurikelweg 22 DE-50259 Pulheim Geschäftsführer: Daniel Sonderhoff Amtsgericht Köln, HRB 74273 Save the world — Don't print this e-mail! On Mar/18, 2012, at 1800 , [email protected] wrote: > Sorry for my late reply. You are using PmWiki in unusual ways so I had to find > some time to test the thing. > > [email protected] writes: >>> $HandleBrowseFmt = array(&$PageStartFmt, &$PageRedirectFmt, &$PageEndFmt); >> This works as well, though not exactly like I was hoping to use it. I was >> hoping to use a directive like this in the skin template?s php file (where I >> >> have all the skin related conditional stuff). > > You can set this line in pub/skins/yourskin/yourskin.php if you declare the 4 > variables global. > >> In which order are config.php and skin.php(1) evaluated? > config.php is used very early, long before a skin-template.php file. > >> E. g. can I define a global variable in skin.php to conditionally >> use the var in config.php? > > No. > >> Or are there other ways to achieve this? > > I hope that I have correctly understood your need and I hope that the above > line in a template-skin.php file with a global declaration will work for you. > > Petko _______________________________________________ pmwiki-users mailing list [email protected] http://www.pmichaud.com/mailman/listinfo/pmwiki-users
