Wikipedia style [[links]]

[Michael Clerx]

Hi!

First of all, thanks for creating a great piece of software. It's just
what I need for my simple & easy CMS.

I do have one question: Is it still possible to use traditional wiki
style [[link|Title]] links without using [[Symlink:link|Title]] ?
I've hacked the current emitter a bit to make this possible, but
surely there's a cleaner way?

Thanks again,

[Henrik Bechmann]

Hi Michael,

I'm pondering this. As you know there are currently three link formats that are recognized by SimpleWiki:

- a protocol-based link (http:// etc.)

- an anchor (#...)

- a symlink (Symlink:selector).

What I'll probably do is take anything that doesn't pass those tests and call it a "rawlink", and allow users to register a "rawlinkhandler" to do what they will with it, ie verify that the raw link is valid, and then return some url or relative address based on their own rules.

I can't get to this right away (up to my armpits in creating an admin frontend for mustersoftware.net right now), but I'll get to it as soon as I can.

In the meantime any further thoughts, including a couple of examples (link input, translated output) would be welcome.

Thanks for the comments,

- Henrik

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[Michael Clerx]

I think your approach sounds great, hope you find some time to
implement it :)

Exmaple:
Source: Not what you were looking for? [[home|Go back to the home
page]]
Output: <p>Not what you were looking for? <a href="http://example.com/
home">Go back to the home page</a></p>

As you rightly say, the creation of "http://example.com/home" should
be entirely up to the given rawlinkhandler

Michael

On May 23, 2:19 pm, Henrik Bechmann <hen...@bechmann.ca> wrote:
> Hi Michael,
>
> I'm pondering this. As you know there are currently three link formats that
> are recognized by SimpleWiki:
>
> - a protocol-based link (http:// etc.)
> - an anchor (#...)
> - a symlink (Symlink:selector).
>
> What I'll probably do is take anything that doesn't pass those tests and
> call it a "rawlink", and allow users to register a "rawlinkhandler" to do
> what they will with it, ie verify that the raw link is valid, and then
> return some url or relative address based on their own rules.
>
> I can't get to this right away (up to my armpits in creating an admin
> frontend for mustersoftware.net right now), but I'll get to it as soon as I
> can.
>
> In the meantime any further thoughts, including a couple of examples (link
> input, translated output) would be welcome.
>
> Thanks for the comments,
>
> - Henrik
>

[Henrik Bechmann]

Thanks Michael. I'll probably get to it in the next week or two.

I'm thinking of calling it a "monolink" though.

- Henrik

[Michael Clerx]

Just noticed the images don't use the rawlink handler. I've changed it in my local copy:


        # symlink for src
        if (!empty($node->linkparts->symlink)) {
            $node = $this->expand_symlink($node);
            $node->decoration->attributes['src'] =  
                $node->linkparts->symlinkpath . $node->linkparts->internalselector;
            $node->decoration->attributedelimiters['src'] = '"';
        }
        # external address for src
        elseif (!empty($node->linkparts->externaladdress)) {
            $node->decoration->attributes['src'] =  
                !empty($node->linkparts->externaladdress)?$node->linkparts->externaladdress:NULL;
            $node->decoration->attributedelimiters['src'] = '"';
        }
        # raw address
        else {
            $node = $this->expand_rawlink($node);
            $node->decoration->attributes['src'] =  
                !empty($node->linkparts->rawlinkaddress)?$node->linkparts->rawlinkaddress:NULL;
            $node->decoration->attributedelimiters['src'] = '"';
        }


Any chance of getting this into the next release?

[Michael Clerx]

That's weird, I posted a message with some code, and now it comes up as "could not load this message". Anyone else getting the same thing?

[Henrik Bechmann]

Thanks for this Michael,

I'll definitely look into it. I also want to upgrade the markup language to include html5 items.

- Henrik

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[Henrik Bechmann]

I don't see any settings preventing that Michael. Try attaching a .zip file?

- Henrik

On Tue, Oct 8, 2013 at 3:07 PM, Michael Clerx <michae...@gmail.com> wrote:

That's weird, I posted a message with some code, and now it comes up as "could not load this message". Anyone else getting the same thing?

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