Hi Hans,
Hans schrieb am / wrote on 15.02.2011 19:20:
Here is a fix:
change in the script in function HideDivs(obj)
line
var d = el.getElementsByTagName(\"DIV\");
to
var d = el.getElementsByClassName(\"acc\");
With this fix the class name of the section divs becomes important,
so yo
Browsing through the cookbook has me confused.
I need a calendar recipe that shows upcoming events, that can be used
to set recurring events, and one that has a central calendar page to
browse through the days and months.
Thank you,
Adi
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Tuesday, February 15, 2011, 5:46:45 PM, Harald C. wrote:
> If there is an empty line between the >><< and the following e.g.
> !!![[##2 Section 2]] the section 2 content in this example will not be
> shown if one clicks on the section 2 header, but on the section 3 header
> etc.
okay, thanks, I
Thank you, V.Krishn for helping, but as I wrote before, I opted for
Hans' alternative solution without using jQuery as I would only have
needed it for the 'Accordion' on this site.
Harald
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Hans schrieb am / wrote on 15.02.2011 16:33:
Tuesday, February 15, 2011, 11:20:14 AM, Harald C. wrote:
With the script as is one has to start the numbering in the custom link
markup at '0' instead of '1'
my mistake!
change the Accordion function to read like this,
d[n-1] instead of d[n]:
Tuesday, February 15, 2011, 11:20:14 AM, Harald C. wrote:
> Hello Hans,
> Thank you for your quick answer.
> I tried your alternative recipe, and it does work, but:
> With the script as is one has to start the numbering in the custom link
> markup at '0' instead of '1' like this:
> (:di
How does one use (:if equal "{$var}" "":) or the like when {$var}
might contain multi-line contents?
The (:if ...:) markup doesn't seem to accept its arguments being on
multiple lines.
I thought to {(substring ...)} the variable or {(strlen ...)} it but
then I remembered that markup expressions d
On Monday 14 Feb 2011 8:06:22 pm Harald C. wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I would like to include a jQuery (or similar) Accordion widget in one of
> the pages of a PMWiki.
> This would require
> (1) to insert a call to one or two JavaScript files for that page only
> (2) include a css file in the head section fo
Hello. PmWiki version 2.2.24 was published today, and is available at :
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This version reverts the way existing PageVariables are processed, lik
Hello Hans,
Thank you for your quick answer.
I tried your alternative recipe, and it does work, but:
With the script as is one has to start the numbering in the custom link
markup at '0' instead of '1' like this:
(:div0 id=accordion:)
!!![[##0 Section 1]]<-
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