= !! . $args['first'] . ;
$out .= $args['second']. \n;
$out .= !! test\n;
return $out;
}
?
Disabling the last line beginning with $out makes everything work fine. But
using both just shows this as a normal textline and not as headers. Any idea?
Regards,
Fredrik
Is there anyway to save a page through a cookbook script so that if you use the
script to modify the text in the page it is updated the same way as if you
would edit the page using a browser?
Regards,
Fredrik
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at 04:49:46PM +0200, Fredrik wrote:
Is there anyway to save a page through a cookbook script so that
if you use the script to modify the text in the page it is
updated the same way as if you would edit the page using a browser?
You're probably looking for the UpdatePage() function, which