John Rankin writes:
> John Rankin writes: >> On 8/01/14 12:31 PM, Petko Yotov wrote:
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> 2. $pagename is not in the scope of the callback function,
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Sorry, I over-simplified. In practice, the $LinkTidy array is defined once at the start and then referenced as a global variable several times in different places to do the actual tidying. So at the time $LinkTidy is defined, the code may not know the $pagename. Potentially, the tidying can apply to multiple different $pagename values as it assembles several wiki pages into one output. Do I use \$pagename instead?
Once again, $pagename is not automatically in the scope of the callback function. If you want to use $pagename in the callback, it must somehow get into that callback. If it does, yes, when defining the callback, use \$pagename.
One way is to pass the value of $pagename to a temporary global variable and get it inside the callback PHP code.
> Read the function PCCF(), you can define custom callback templates and > thus write less code.
And you can see how Markup_e() and MarkupToHTML() pass the $pagename variable to all callback functions that use it.
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