I don't see it in latest Aiki I've created table and add new row with
null value and it simply don't show that row
mysql> select * from foo;
+---------+
| text |
+---------+
| foo.svg |
| bar.svg |
| baz.svg |
| foo.svg |
| bar.svg |
| baz.svg |
| NULL |
+---------+
and for [p[ ((text))
]p]
it show
<p> foo.svg </p>
<p> bar.svg </p>
<p> baz.svg </p>
<p> foo.svg </p>
<p> bar.svg </p>
<p> baz.svg </p>
<p> baz.svg </p>
** Changed in: aikiframework
Status: New => Incomplete
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/978408
Title:
[p[ ((some_field)) ]p] prints ((some_field)) if field is null
Status in Aiki Framework:
Incomplete
Bug description:
Aiki Framework has some utility functions that allow you to better
present user-entered data. Namely, it can convert new lines to
<p></p> or <br/>.
These functions work great, but I've noticed one instance where they
are mishandled: the case where the field you're trying to parse is
NULL or is not returned.
Say, I've got some sql in the query box of the widget like:
SELECT description FROM page_text WHERE id = (!(1)!)
Then, in the content block, I'm outputting that field, wrapped in a
utility function:
[p[ ((description ]p]
If the pulled in field has some value in it, the utitlity function
works as expected, but if the description field is NULL, then you get
this output onto a page:
((description))
Ideally, you'd want to have this field completely left off of the
page, if the field has no data. You can sidestep this hiccup in aiki
by adding a conditional to the initial sql like WHERE description IS
NOT NULL.
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