Hi Peter,
thanks a lot for your advice. I had a look at Hans’ powertools recipe, but then
opted for the quick and dirty solution to use (:setSomeVar {=$FullName}:) in
the pagelist template (together with the markup to translate the directive into
a global variable) to work around the PTV limitations.
> if (preg_match_all($pat,
> IsEnabled($PCache[$pagename]['=preview'],@$page['text']),
> $match, PREG_SET_ORDER))
> foreach($match as $m) {
> $t = preg_replace("/\\{\\$:{$m[2]}\\}/", '', $m[3]);
> $pc["=p_{$m[2]}"] = Qualify($pagename, $t);
> }
Thanks for pointing out this section. Now I do understand, why it’s not
possible to use PTVs in a pagelist.
Take care
josh
On May/12, 2012, at 1004 , Peter Bowers wrote:
> On Sat, May 12, 2012 at 9:20 AM, <[email protected]> wrote:
> I rewrote the template script into a cookbook script and included it in
> config.php as Peter suggested. no luck there. apparently the problem is about
> setting PTVs from within a pagelist.
>
> Sorry, I wasn't clear in my earlier email. I wasn't suggesting that you take
> your existing script (step #2) and put it in config.php and leave the rest of
> the steps with the pagelist etc. I was suggesting that you take steps #1
> through 6 (the whole thing) and place it in a single markup:
>
> (:mess_with_latestpage groupname varname:)
>
> Then your script (triggered by the (:mess_with_latestpage ...:) markup) will
> find the latest page in that group and output all the various markup you are
> wanting to do. Since it is a single markup rule you can easily put it early
> enough to occur prior to the (:title ...:) markup and etc.
>
> Be aware that you cannot dynamically create PTV-setting markup, so you'll
> have to have some other way of doing that.if that's something you need...
>
> For running a pagelist from PHP, check out how Hans did it in powertools.
>
> -Peter
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