Closed marvin2k closed 14 years ago
can you please give me an example file which shows the problem? Create an example page on http://git.awiki.org/.
jeah, I did... in http://git.awiki.org/Tests/Textile -- but on your machine it seems to work... same tile does not render correct on my machine
you are using redcloth? which version? I use the newest one 4.3.2
Yes, is installed RedCloth (4.2.3) via gem, just a few minutes ago...,
are there any errors in the log file?
you could edit the textile-engine, which renders the textile page. The textile engine is a filter engine which is configured in config/engines.rb. You could remove filters for testing purposes and check if the problem persists.
log files seems to be clear (in INFO mode, DEBUG is overwhelming...)
uncommenting the "textile_nowiki.tag { textile!.rubypants }" in config/engines:63, textile parsing is disabled, modifing the regexp changes parsing, too. But not fixing it...
the pre-stuff only damages rendering, if two lines of text are not seperated by an empty line... something stupid around the corner?
filters are separated by newline or by '.'. Some filters can also have subfilters, example the tag filter. You can disable these separately. Filters which end with ! are mandatory filters.
Disable tag filter:
textile_nowiki
textile! # textile is mandatory
rubypants
Disable textile_nowiki: tag { textile!.rubypants } # tag has subfilters
Disable rubypants: textile_nowiki.tag { textile! }
@marvin2k: still not working?
fixed with libxml2 2.7.7.dfsg-4
Using textile Syntax, the Raw-Text-Block only works when its following an emtpy line. The first one works...
While the second one does not work, instead the rest of the page is lost
Text is lost