Tuesday, June 16, 2009, 6:09:22 PM, Hans wrote:
> (:include {*$Group.GroupHeader:)
should be (:include {*$Group}.GroupHeader:)
Hans
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Hans,
I added a Main.GroupHeader page with "This is the groupheader".
PmWiki's preview includes it in the preview. Fox's preview does not.
Here's what I get when I use Fox to preview changing the value of
myptv from 1 to 2:
--- full "Screenshot"
This is the Main groupheader
This is
PPS: and if you want a GroupHeader showing in the page with
a fox edit form, you need to add to the relevant foxedit form page
(:include {*$Group.GroupHeader:)
which should load the GroupHeader from the group of the page
you are editing content of.
~Hans
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PS: if you use foxedit with one of the standard edit forms
you may not see a GroupHeader, because you are actually getting an
edit form (page) loaded into the normal page INSTEAD of the normal
page content. A GroupHeader, if it exists, is part of the normal page
content (just a (:include GroupHeade
Tuesday, June 16, 2009, 5:33:27 PM, Randy Brown wrote:
> I notice, however, that Fox's preview, unlike PmWiki's, omits the
> group header. Is that the result of my patch, or is Fox's preview
> supposed to omit the header?
if the page having the (:foxdisplay:) or (:foxpreview:) markup
is in a
Thanks, Hans! That made the code snippet work.
I notice, however, that Fox's preview, unlike PmWiki's, omits the
group header. Is that the result of my patch, or is Fox's preview
supposed to omit the header?
Randy
On Jun 16, 2009, at 5:04 AM, Hans wrote:
> Randy - i looked at the fox.php co
Randy - i looked at the fox.php code and have now a suggestion,
which perhaps should go into the distribution:
Try this:
in fox.php ca. lines 653-657 there is a code block
if ($act == 'display') {
$FoxDisplayFmt = $template;
//break out of this target page process, no need to open page
Tuesday, June 16, 2009, 12:03:40 AM, Randy Brown wrote:
> Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately, it didn't have any effect.
yes, it was flawed.
i have to think of a way to change the code then.
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Hans,
Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately, it didn't have any effect. I
changed:
(:fox myform ptvtarget=Main.WikiSandbox3
previewtemplate=Main.WikiSandbox2 redirect={*$FullName}":)
to:
(:fox myform previewtemplate=Main.WikiSandbox2 redirect={*$FullName}":)
(:if ! foxpreview:)(:foxpt
Monday, June 15, 2009, 2:03:20 AM, Randy Brown wrote:
> Hans, Thanks for the explanation. I tried what you suggested. It
> works for a single line foxpreviewtemplate. How would I use a
> multi-line template? I tried using previewtemplate= in the markup
> below, but preview made an actual post.
>
Hans,
Thanks for the explanation. I tried what you suggested. It works for a
single line foxpreviewtemplate.
How would I use a multi-line template? I tried using previewtemplate=
in the markup below, but preview made an actual post.
--
Here's what I put in Main.Wik
Sunday, June 14, 2009, 11:15:17 PM, Randy Brown wrote:
> I'm finally trying out the Fox preview feature. It looks very
> straightforward. I put the following code in my sandbox, but the
> preview didn't display my page. Is my syntax wrong? myptv: 1 (:fox
> myform template=0 ptvtarget={*$FullName}
I'm finally trying out the Fox preview feature. It looks very
straightforward. I put the following code in my sandbox, but the
preview didn't display my page. Is my syntax wrong?
myptv: 1
(:fox myform template=0 ptvtarget={*$FullName} redirect={*$FullName}":)
(:input text myptv size=10:)
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