Greg Ward schrieb:
> On 22 October 2008, R.Bauer said:
>> the page MyDict has to be created as a subpage of your homepage
>> I have there on my ReimarBauer/MyDict some vars for me defined and I can
>> for example write @IMG@ on a page and this is expanded to my image.
>
> Ahh! Thank you. That is not clear from HelpOnVariables. May I suggest
> a change:
>
> """
> --- HelpOnVariables.txt.orig 2008-10-24 17:11:16.000000000 -0400
> +++ HelpOnVariables.txt 2008-10-24 17:17:53.000000000 -0400
> @@ -24,14 +24,14 @@
> || @``MAILTO@ || A fancy mailto: link with the user's data || None - on
> public sites, better use the Mail``To macro ||
>
>
> -== Expanding Variables ==
> +== Defining New Variables ==
>
> -You can use Home``Page``Name/My``Dict to expand those variables, just put a
> dictionary (see HelpOnDictionaries) there with your variables and values. For
> example,
> +If the builtin variables are not enough, you can define new variables by
> creating a sub-page of your home page with a dictionary of variables in it.
> For example, if your username is !JohnDoe, you would create page
> !JohnDoe/!MyDict with the following content:
> {{{
> - VAR1:: substitution 1
> - VAR2:: substitution 2
> + VAR1:: some random text
> + VAR2:: use ''any'' wiki markup
> }}}
> -
> +Then, whenever you edit a page, you can use [EMAIL PROTECTED]@` or [EMAIL
> PROTECTED] to expand to the text in that dictionary.
>
> == Getting Variables ==
>
> """
>
>> <<GetVal(ReimarBauer/MyDict,IMG)>>
>>
>> is also expanded to the value of the key.
>
> Hmmm. I just tried something like this in a test wiki running 1.8.0rc1.
> Putting wiki markup in a variables works fine if I expand at save time
> with @[EMAIL PROTECTED] But if I use <<GetVal>>, the wiki markup is rendered
> literally in the output HTML.
>
> Explanation: page "gward/MyDict" contains just
>
> """
> NAME:: Greg
> HOMEPAGE:: [[http://www.gerg.ca/|my personal home page]]
> """
>
> When I edit a page to say
>
> Please visit @[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> it works; the wiki markup is inserted into the page text and then
> processed into HTML when the page is rendered. But if I put this in a
> page:
>
> Please visit <<GetVal(gward/MyDict, HOMEPAGE)>>
>
> then the HTML looks like
>
> Please visit [[http://www.gerg.ca/|my personal home page]]
>
> Oops!
Well you asked for the value not for the rendered result. formatter.text
is used for output. (sorry I should not have used the word "expanded" in
my explaination.)
cheers
Reimar
feel free to add the description improvement on http://master18.moinmo.in
please read beforehand http://moinmo.in/EditingOnMoinMaster
>
> Greg
>
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