[SMW-devel] parse SMW-properties inside tag function

2013-07-01 Thread Yury Katkov 
Hi everyone!

So I have the following string:
[[propname::foo]],[[propname2::bar]]]

I want to turn it into HTML a tags.
I'm now sitting inside parser hook and struggling with
recursiveTagParse() and parse() functions but without an efect:
...
$parser-setHook( 'backlinktags', 'WikivoteBacklinkTags::addGetParameters' );
...

static public function addGetParameters($input, array $args, Parser
$parser, PPFrame $frame) {
  $str = [[propname::foo]],[[propname2::bar]]];
   $output = recursiveTagParse($str, $frame); // $output=, and that's bad
}

Any ideas on how to parse my string into html?

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Re: [SMW-devel] parse SMW-properties inside tag function

2013-07-01 Thread Yury Katkov 
I figured it out myself. For correct work, parse() should be used. If
you want to use your tag in templates, don't forget to add
replaceVariables:

   static public function addGetParameters($input, array $args, Parser
$parser, PPFrame $frame) {

 if (!isset($args['property']))
 return $input;

$input = $parser-replaceVariables($input,$frame);
$parser1 = new Parser();
 /**
  * @var ParserOutput
  */

 $output = $parser1-parse($input, $frame-getTitle(),
$parser-getOptions(), true, true, null);
// the rest is the logic of my extension
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On Mon, Jul 1, 2013 at 10:49 AM, Yury Katkov katkov.ju...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi everyone!

 So I have the following string:
 [[propname::foo]],[[propname2::bar]]]

 I want to turn it into HTML a tags.
 I'm now sitting inside parser hook and struggling with
 recursiveTagParse() and parse() functions but without an efect:
 ...
 $parser-setHook( 'backlinktags', 'WikivoteBacklinkTags::addGetParameters' );
 ...

 static public function addGetParameters($input, array $args, Parser
 $parser, PPFrame $frame) {
   $str = [[propname::foo]],[[propname2::bar]]];
$output = recursiveTagParse($str, $frame); // $output=, and that's bad
 }

 Any ideas on how to parse my string into html?

 -
 Yury Katkov, WikiVote

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[SMW-devel] Wiki of the Month: July 2013 - OGD Cockpit

2013-07-01 Thread Desiree Gennaro 
Hello Everyone,

I am pleased to announce that the Semantic MediaWiki of the Month for July 2013 
is the OGD Cockpit.
http://semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/OGD_Cockpit

OGD Cockpit is meant to showcase the potential of Semantic MediaWiki that is 
used to support the collaborative effort of interactively putting together a 
data catalog inside the public administrations.
Congratulations to the OGD Cockpit team for all of your hard work and thank you 
for sharing your wiki with us.

As always, please do not forget to nominate your wiki. Just follow the 
instructions here: 
http://semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/Wiki_of_the_Month#Nominate_a_wiki.

Thanks,
-Desi
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