guilty as charged ^^
> You can set this line in pub/skins/yourskin/yourskin.php if you declare the 4
> variables global.
this does the trick. is there a way to additionally suppress the <div id="wikitext"></div>?
Petko, thanks a lot for all your help so far.
Best regards / Mit freundlichem Gruß,
i. A. Josh Sonderhoff
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On Mar/18, 2012, at 1800 , pmwiki-use...@pmichaud.com wrote:
> Sorry for my late reply. You are using PmWiki in unusual ways so I had to find
> some time to test the thing.
>
> a.sond...@gassi-tv.de writes:
>>> $HandleBrowseFmt = array(&$PageStartFmt, &$PageRedirectFmt, &$PageEndFmt);
>> This works as well, though not exactly like I was hoping to use it. I was
>> hoping to use a directive like this in the skin template?s php file (where I
>> have all the skin related conditional stuff).
>
> You can set this line in pub/skins/yourskin/yourskin.php if you declare the 4
> variables global.
>
>> In which order are config.php and skin.php(1) evaluated?
> config.php is used very early, long before a skin-template.php file.
>
>> E. g. can I define a global variable in skin.php to conditionally
>> use the var in config.php?
>
> No.
>
>> Or are there other ways to achieve this?
>
> I hope that I have correctly understood your need and I hope that the above
> line in a template-skin.php file with a global declaration will work for you.
>
> Petko
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Yes, set in config.php
$PageTextStartFmt = "";
$PageTextEndFmt = "";