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On Tuesday, June 17, 2003, 7:19:42 PM, Wilfried wrote:
DK>> I just checked - and it's the same in my case too. ct_quotes gets
DK>> called, but no output.
> Strange, it works perfect for me. Here is exact copy / past of
> what I have put into the QT. I called the handle ct_quotes and
> putted %QINCLUDE="ct_quotes" instead of the %QUOTES in the
> template. hope it helps.
I solved the mystery.
So you're calling ct_quotes instead of %QUOTES macro. That works
perfectly. However, Charlie and I tried first to cleanup text, and
then call ct_quotes - as in Charlie's template (mine is similiar):
===8<==================================================
%Comment="%QInclude='quote_cleanup'"%-
%QInclude="qt_quotes"%-
%Comment=""%-
===8<==================================================
Now, since the ct_quotes uses %COMMENT to see if it's called
recursively (and if there's anything in %COMMENT that means that it's
not called for the first time), putting cleaned text into comment
makes ct_quotes think that it's not called the first time, and the
whole thing doesn't work.
But I still don't have a fix for making quote_cleanup and ct_quote
work together, although I would like that. Suggestions anyone? :)
Domchi
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