I'm having a problem where I'm trying to hack a system message
'affirmation'
into a form (specifically, the upload form in SpecialUpload.php), following
a new checkbox (the checkbox is required to upload). I'm currently using
this:
...
<tr>
<td></td>
<td align='left'>
<input tabindex='9' type='checkbox' name=\"wpUploadAffirm\"
value=\"1\"
id=\"wpUploadAffirm\" onchange=\"change_form();\"
onclick=\"change_form();\"
/>
");
$wgOut->addWikiText( wfMsgForContent( 'affirmation' ) );
$wgOut->addHtml( "
</td>
...
However, when I do this, there's a linefeed output in front of the
'affirmation' message, so the message does not appear on the same line as
the checkbox, but the next one. I looked at the Mediawiki:Affirmation page
and there is no extra linefeed at the start.
Is there another method to correctly parse a message like this that doesn't
include the extra linefeed?
-Jeff
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