From the cookbook page it looks as if you would need to use {=$FullName}
otherwise it checks the currently browsed page instead of the remote
page:
if="intext 'text to check' {=$FullName}"
Does this work?
BTW in some cases you may not need to use this conditional, just add the
search terms in your pagelist like this:
(:pagelist group=Main fmt=#default separate terms all required
-excluded:)
or:
(:pagelist group=Main fmt=#default "some phrase":)
The one with separate terms should be orders of magnitude faster as in
most cases it doesn't need to open individual page files, just the page
index.
Unlike the cookbook recipe, the core finds directives like (:noheader:)
or (:table:) if you search for those.
Petko
On 19/10/2021 02:36, da...@classic-sf.com wrote:
I'm attempting to list pages containing specific text and failing. I'm
certainly doing something silly.
I have added 'if intext' to my config.php as per
https://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/ConditionalMarkupSamples#intext
and
using it as (:if intext 'xxxxx' ) works OK.
If I attempt to use in a pagelist it doesn't. (:pagelist if="intext
'text to
check'":). What have I missed?
Regards
Dave Cooke.
PS thanks in advance for any advice.
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