On Nov 27, 2009, at 2:18 AM, Michael Renzmann wrote: > Hi. > >>> 1. The [[Poll()]] macro produces an error message in the example on >>> [1], appears to be a bug in the macro itself. >> Don't know that macro, but from the look of the error, replacing >> >> query:component-Request-a-Hack&status!=closed >> >> with: >> >> query:component=Request-a-Hack&status!=closed >> >> should work. > > Thanks, that indeed fixed the issue. So it was just a typo in the > docstring of the plugin that implements the macro. Fixed it in the > repository, too. > >>> 3. The new version of the TracHacks plugin offers new >>> functionality at >>> [3], such as searching for hacks. [...] >> Didn't produce any result for me. OTOH, I have the "Warning: Your >> permissions have been limited until you verify your email address", >> so that might be normal. I still didn't get that mail ;-) > > Hmm, strange. The mail has been delivered by our mailserver, see off- > list > mail for details. > >>> 4. On Trac 0.10, we used to have a Download macro, which is not >>> available in a 0.11-compatible version. [...] >> The download: InterWiki prefix should be used instead (it's already >> defined in InterMapTxt page). > > That works fine, I've fixed the few pages on t-h.o that made use of > the > download macro. No need to port the macro. > >>> 5. On Trac 0.10, we used to have a Ref macro, which allowed to >>> reference section headers in the current page. [...] >> However the pages could be fixed in order to use the builtin syntax >> [#ref see this]. > > Indeed, thanks for the hint. There was only one page that made use > of that > macro (the page about the macro itself ;)), I've fixed that. No need > to > port the macro. > >>> 6. The [[TagIt]] macro is heavily used (on many user pages, for >>> example), but no longer available on 0.11. > > From the few information I found on that macro, it seems that it was > used > to apply certain tags to a wiki page. If that is correct (can someone > confirm?) it should be possible to just remove it from all places > where it > is still referenced.
Yes, this is entirely obsolete. It was how wiki pages were tagged long ago, it has been left on t-h as a noop just to prevent errors. --Noah _______________________________________________ th-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.trac-hacks.org/mailman/listinfo/th-users
