2009-10-14

Summary:

Changes on 14 October 2009

2009-10-14

pieterh 1255518234|%e %b %Y, %H:%M %Z|agohover

• Replies to comments and posts without a title no longer produce "Re:" by itself.
• When creating a site, there was an "empty regular expression" warning - fixed.
• **%%tags%%** generated four asterisks if the tags were empty: the parser has now been fixed.
  • Four bold, italic, teletype (monospace), super/subscript, underscore characters are parsed into nothing.
  • Strikethrough is left untouched because —— is a horizontal line.
• Sign on screen has added explanation of "Extra security" option.
• ListPages %%content%% failed if value starts with '$' - fixed.
• Google site verification was broken, it now works.
• %%title_linked%% did not work for hidden pages in default category - fixed.
• "last n months" selector was not working in ListPages module - fixed.

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Re: 2009-10-14

Brunhilda 1255596726|%e %b %Y, %H:%M %Z|agohover

Strikethrough is left untouched because —— is a horizontal line.

I have some problems with this. I use two short dashes to get one long dash (I need it since it is used in Serbia orthography), but when I have for example two long dashes that are in the same line, they strikethrough all the text in between. Then I have to copy thelong dash as it is shown when saved two small dashes, paste it in my text and in this way avoid stiking of my text. Is there any way to get long dash in a more simple way?

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Re: 2009-10-14

pieterh 1255639183|%e %b %Y, %H:%M %Z|agohover

You've hit a bug in the syntax, which we can't fix as such without breaking existing sites.

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Re: 2009-10-14

michal frackowiak 1255680868|%e %b %Y, %H:%M %Z|agohover

Ugh, this is a real inconsistency in the wiki syntax…. But -- will always render as — if it is surrounded by spaces if this helps.

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