If you'll look a little further up in author.php you'll see the line defining a markup for [[~.]] which puts in the $AuthorGroup for you. It's just a 2-step process rather than a single step to avoid redundancy in code.
-Peter _____ From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Radu Luchian Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2008 5:35 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [pmwiki-users] Author signature Hello PM, Is there any reason why author.php has $ROSPatterns['/(?<!~)~~~~(?!~)/'] = '[[~$Author]] $CurrentTime'; $ROSPatterns['/(?<!~)~~~(?!~)/'] = '[[~$Author]]'; instead of $ROSPatterns['/(?<!~)~~~~(?!~)/'] = '[[~$AuthorGroup/$Author]] $CurrentTime'; $ROSPatterns['/(?<!~)~~~(?!~)/'] = '[[~$AuthorGroup/$Author]]'; ?? I mean, was there some discussion whereupon it was decided that the core should have author pages in each group even when there's a Profiles group defined? Thanks, Radu
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