Krinkle wrote: > So PHP would extract {{#author:4}} and {{#license:12}} from the > textblob when showing the editpage. > And show the remaining wikitext in the <textarea> and the author/ > license as seperate form elements. > And upon saving, generate "{{#author:4}} {{#license:12}}\n" again and > prepend to the textblob. > > Double instances of these would be ignored (ie. stripped automatically > since they're not re-inserted to > the textblob upon saving). > One small downside would be that if someone would edit the textarea > manually to do stuff with > author and license, the next edit would re-arrange them since they're > extracted and re-insterted > thus showing messy diffs. (not a major point as long as it's done > independant from JavaScript, > which it can be if done from core / php). > > If that's what you meant, I think it is an interesting concept that > should not be ignored, however personally > I am not yet convinced this is the way to go. But when looking at the > complete picture of up/down sides, > this could be something to consider. > > -- > Krinkle
That's an alternative approach. I was thinking in accepting them only at the beginning of the page, but extracting from everywhere is also an alternative. _______________________________________________ Wikitech-l mailing list Wikitech-l@lists.wikimedia.org https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikitech-l