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and --disable-plugin htmlscrubber.
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* Copied in some smileys from Moin Moin.
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for other types of search engine plugins if wanted, and also opening up a
lot of new possibilities for other kinds of plugins later
some notable changes along the way:
- lots of new hook types: cgi, render, delete
- wrapper files fixed to support config strings with newlines in them
- HEADERCONTENT in page template useful for plugins. Probably needs to be
expanded to more such for other places plugins might want to add content.
- remove unnecessary wrappers field from config info stored in wrappers
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think I have smart glob list matching working ok
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it, this will allow for adding a unit test suite.
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* Added a pagecount plugin, enabled by default.
* Support PreProcessorDirectives with no parameters, ie "[[pagecount ]]".
* Fixed/optimised backlinks code, to avoid rebuilding pages to update
backlinks when the backlinks hadn't really changed.
* Moved inline page support, rss generation etc into the inline plugin,
enabled by default.
* Added brokenlinks plugin, not enabled by default, but rather handy.
* Fix several broken links in the doc wiki.
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dependency relationships than just inlining. This will require a rebuild
on upgrade to this version.
* Move the rss link, put it in the blogpost form if there is one and at the
top if not. This is both nicer because easier to find, and it cleans up
the code which had used inlinepage as a flag for adding the link later.
* Allow the depends GlobList to be built up from multiple sources (such as
plugins) during a page render.
* Which means that more than one blog is now supported to appear on a
single page. (With some limitations.)
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expanded before markdown. Consequences:
- No need to worry about markdown messing with parameters of
preprocessordirectives. (If you had to escape stuff in one before, you'll
need to undo that escaping now.)
- No need for ugly </p> hacks before inlined subpages. Instead, subpages
are wrapped in a <div>, and this prevents markdown from touching them.
(This can also be used to add style to subpages.)
- rss generation is less of a hack.
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however, due to robustness, that's not enabled by default yet
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(ok, the way I run estseek.cgi is admittedly pretty nasty, but it works..)
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before writing
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so I don't need to maintain two copies anymore.
You might also want to remove the files provided in the basewiki underlay
from your wiki, if you have not created custom local versions of them, so
that these pages will be automatically updated in future ikiwiki upgrades.
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- escape & in urls (also clean up cgi url generation)
- since markdown wraps inlined pages in <p></p>, close and re-open
the paragraph tags when generating the embedded html
- added XHTML 1.0 doctypes to templates
- fixed <hr /> and <br /> in templates
- add an alt attribute to inline images, based on the WikiLink to the
image. Allows things like [[my_image|img.png]] to customise alt text.
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in filenames. Now converts to valid filenames automatically.
Note, need to --refresh your wiki after updating to this version, if you
use any pages with __nn__ in their names.
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Fixed in the easiest way by creating an RSS feed for archive pages (it will
include only a limited number of items, not everything).
Alternative fix would be to track separately which pages are archives and
which not, and only create feeds for non-archives.
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Let's only do them for blog pages.
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(Note that it's not really the file creation time, just the first time
ikiwiki saw it.)
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character numbers
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kept in mind during this are a) to reduce load time for common cases like
cgi and post-commit and b) make the code easier to navigate.
This also modularises RCS support to the extent that it should be possible
to drop in a module for some RCS other than svn, add a switch for it, and
it pretty much just work.
High chance I missed an edge case that breaks something, this is only
barely tested at this point.
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