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CKEditor integrated into Dokuwiki
https://www.dokuwiki.org/plugin:ckgedit
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ckedit converts --> to ndash #644

Closed mlcampbe closed 2 years ago

mlcampbe commented 2 years ago

I am trying to use the outliner plugin to create folded content. The required syntax for outliner is like this:

--> this is a title content <--

When using the dwedit this works just fine. But when using ckedit the --> are converted into an –> entry which then breaks the folded content after saving it.

Is there a way to prevent ckeditor from encoding these on every page save?

turnermm commented 2 years ago

These are the result of the conf/entities.conf file. Comment out the following entries like this:

#->      →
#<-      ←
#--      –

After doing this you will have to add some content to the page and re-save it. You can then remove the extra content if it isn't needed.

turnermm commented 2 years ago

Also, you will need the multi-line plugin macros:

https://www.dokuwiki.org/plugin:ckgedit#multi-line_plugins

~~MULTI_PLUGIN_OPEN~~
--> this is a title
content
<--
~~MULTI_PLUGIN_CLOSE~~
mlcampbe commented 2 years ago

That seems to only half-way work.

When I make the initial edit and save it then all is good. The string is not replaces with the ndash. But if I edit the page a 2nd time and make a change and save it then it reverts back to saving the ndash syntax.

Note that I didn't have a conf/entities.conf file but I did have action/entities/utils/entities.conf. I modified that file and also copied it to the conf directory if that tells you anything.

turnermm commented 2 years ago

Note that I didn't have a conf/entities.conf file but I did have action/entities/utils/entities.conf. I modified that file and also copied it to the conf directory if that tells you anything.

Then you didn't have a complete install of dokuwiki.

Did you see the requirement to use the multi plugin macros? And if that doesn't help, I have no solution for you. Ckgedit is not guaranteed to be compatible with all plugins. But I personally tested it earlier and had no such problem.

mlcampbe commented 2 years ago

Sorry, that was my bad. You said conf/entities.conf so I assumed you meant an entities.conf file under the ckgedit plugin folder lib/plugins/ckgedit/conf which I now see is not what you meant. I do have a dokuwiki conf folder with the entities.conf file and modification to that file seems to work correctly for me now. Thanks for the quick reply, you can close this now.