Hi!
Since all your three segments above are supposed to end up as a single
item, you can just concatenate, like you did in your someFunctionToRenderHTML
example. And you can use wikify, but you need to also state the second
parameter, namely where to wikify. You also need to escape and double
quotes. Note the difference between classname and someText below. classname
is part of the string and its tags are escaped (here you can also use
singular quotes (') instead of escape double quotes (\")). someText is a
variable that you're inserting into the string, hence not only the double
quotes but the pluses on either side.
var someText = "Some text goes here.";
var out = "<span class=\"classname\"><h1>Header</h1><br />"+someText+"<br
/></span>";
wikify(out,place);
So basically, no need to wikify each element separately.
Also note the "place" parameter. This is the location of where you stuff
will be rendered, namely at the location where your plugin call is located
in the tiddler, taking into account any CSS that makes it otherwise. If
you've used the createTiddlyElement function to create a specific div, span
or whatever, you can also render into that element.
var mydiv = createTiddlyElement(place, "div", "myID");
var out = "<span class="classname"><h1>Header</h1><br />Some text goes
here.<br /></span>";
wikify(out,mydiv);
The above code works within a plugin, but if you're using script tags, you
need to specify the place separately. Which we'll deal with separately, if
necessary.:)
w
On Saturday, December 3, 2016 at 9:59:33 PM UTC+1, Hiru Yoru wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have a few questions that I searched the group for, but I couldn't find
> clear answers to:
>
>
>
> *When writing a plugin...-- How do you render html code into a tiddler
> efficiently?*
>
> I tried using wikify(), but even when it succeeded in rendering html
> tags, it enclosed them in an unnecessary span. I'm not looking to only
> render an empty element. I'm looking for how to render something with the
> content that goes within it.
>
> For example:
>
> someFunctionToRenderHTML("<span class="classname"><h1>Header</h1><br
> />Some text goes here.<br /></span>");
>
>
>
> *-- How do you render part of an html tag in one place and then part in
> another?*What if I wanted to render part of a span before some code and
> then the closing tag to the span afterwards. For example:
>
> <span class="someclass"> // render this individually
>
> // code goes here
>
> </span> // render this closing tag individually
>
> Is there a way to do this?
>
> I looked at existing plugins and just wasn't able to decode things. Any
> help that you could provide would be greatly appreciated!
>
> Kind regards,
> Hiru
>
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