I think you're looking for $parser->parse()

An instance of the Parser class (which is usually, but not always the same as $wgParser) is passed as a parameter to functions that act as extension tags. Make sure your function expects this argument - third if I remember correctly.

It's probably a good idea to have a look at some other Parser Extensions to get an idea of what I'm getting at:

http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Category:Parser_extensions

Good luck!

-- Jim R. Wilson (jimbojw)

On 5/18/07, Ev. Jugend im Kirchenkreis Bleckede - Website < admin@ej-bleckede.de> wrote:

Hi,

in my custom extension there's $output, which holds some text, some wiki markup and some HTML. To parse it all with the MediaWiki parser, I have been using the following code at the end of the render* function:

return $wgOut->parse($output);

This does not seem to work on 1.10.0, upgraded from 1.5.8. "return $output;" works, but is, naturally, not parsed. "return $wgOut->parse('test');" results in much the same error as the line above, which leaves me thinking that maybe there's a new way to do this.

By the way, the apparent output of that function is "UNIQb9c8c6d6f93b17c-extgallery-00000001-QINU". "extgallery" is the name of my extension. I understand this output is something related to PHP and memory management, but I could be wrong.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

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