Hi John
On 2010-02-05 09:37, John McClure wrote:
> I've changed L154 of SMW_QueryPrinter.php to:
> --
> # $result = '[[SMW::off]]' . $wgParser->replaceVariables($result) .
> '[[SMW::on]]'; //old line
> $result = $wgParser->replaceVariables($result);
> if( chr(13) == substr($result,0,1
I've changed L154 of SMW_QueryPrinter.php to:
--
# $result = '[[SMW::off]]' . $wgParser->replaceVariables($result) .
'[[SMW::on]]'; //old line
$result = $wgParser->replaceVariables($result);
if( chr(13) == substr($result,0,1) ) //if there is an initial \r
$result = substr($
Hello,
I am encountering [[SMW::off]] ... [[SMW::on]] in my query results and I'm
trying to understand if it's my query at fault, or whether it's how I am using
#ask, or something else. I wonder if I should just rip the code out of
(SMW_QueryPrinter.php) that generates these two unusual *links*.
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