On 03/01/07, Ittay Dror ittayd@qlusters.com wrote:

ok, i used the parser itself, not creating a local one. that solved this.

another question. the text returned by my taq is surrounded by a table, but it looks like once it is returned, the table is not parsed: {|

<my_tag> <another_tag>...</another_tag> </my_tag> |}

(my_tag returns something like '|foo\n|-')

Parser hook extensions of this variety are expected to return HTML output.

Rob Church

looking at the page source, the table seems to be rendered after the tag's output.

Ittay Dror wrote:

ok, i used the parser itself, not creating a local one. that solved this.

another question. the text returned by my taq is surrounded by a table, but it looks like once it is returned, the table is not parsed: {|

<my_tag> <another_tag>...</another_tag> </my_tag> |}

(my_tag returns something like '|foo\n|-')

thanks for your help, ittay

Ittay Dror wrote:

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i created an extension as instructed in http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Extending_wiki_markup

i use it basically as:

<my_tag> <another_tag>...</another_tag> </my_tag>

the $input parameter to my function contains '<another tag>...</another tag>', which i want to process: $localParser = new Parser(); $output = $localParser->parse($input, $parser->mTitle, $parser->mOptions, false);

but $output->getText() returns <another_tag>foo</another_tag> how should i properly parse the text?

thanks, ittay