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) tags?

ludovic_chabant — Wed, 05 Oct 2011 23:57:28 GMT

Mmmh, if you want to not have Textile process a line, you can wrap it in <notextile></notextile> tags.

However, you basically want Textile do selectively format some things and not other things... I don't think that's possible, sorry.

New Post: prevent paragraph (
) tags?

rhysmonkey — Wed, 05 Oct 2011 02:26:36 GMT

Hi,

Just wondering if there's a way for just a single line of text to convert to HTML as a single line of text, instead of a single line of text wrapped with paragraph tags (<p>)?

Thanks!

New Post: What Are Some Sites Using Textile.NET

karstenj — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 21:49:36 GMT

Curious -- what are some sites out there that have used Textile?

New Post: Few remarks

ludovic_chabant — Mon, 04 May 2009 17:07:25 GMT

Hey nikkie, thanks for the bug reports. I'll add them to the Issue Tracker.

The "notextile" block formatting should work already. The "pre" one is not part of the "standard" AFAIK but we could sure add it.

New Post: Few remarks

nikkie — Mon, 04 May 2009 14:14:51 GMT

Very nice component, thanks a lot for your efforts. After using it for a while, I would like to make few remarks.

1. (c), (tm), (R) are not recognized when used at line beginning.
Example:
(c) Company

2. There is a problem with quotes.
See example from http://thresholdstate.com/articles/4312/the-textile-reference-manual?ch=2#toc_2 :
"'I swear, captain,' replied I."
Textile.NET translates it to
”’I swear, captain,’ replied I.”
but it should be
“‘I swear, captain,’ replied I.”

3. It would be nice to support more block formats, such as "pre" and "notextile".

New Post: Auto Hyperlinks?

ludovic_chabant — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 00:30:18 GMT

Hey, sorry for the late reply,
We haven't been able to make an auto-hyperlink feature work reliably yet, and it seems most of the other Textile implementations don't do that anyway... so for now, nothing on the horizon, sorry.

New Post: Any new releases planned?

ludovic_chabant — Mon, 04 Aug 2008 09:52:10 GMT

Yes there is a new release coming soon.

New Post: Any new releases planned?

bvelasquez — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 23:19:10 GMT

Just curious if you are planning any new releases?

Thanks.

Barry

New Post: Auto Hyperlinks?

bvelasquez — Sun, 29 Jun 2008 04:41:18 GMT

I tried to create a BlockModifier to do this. However, it seems to interfere with the HyperlinkBlockModifier. I'm sure I'm doing something wrong and I can send you the .cs file I created. If you are planning on doing this, then I'll wait patiently for the next release. Any release date?

Thanks

New Post: html encoding

madsnissen — Sun, 22 Jun 2008 20:38:09 GMT

seems to me that xss prevention and other security stuff might not be the responsibility of the textile.net component... if you start incorporating all kinds of security features here it might prove bad for cohesion.. however I do agree that the wiki or publishing engine should cover this in the authoring pipeline..

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lordabdul — Thu, 22 May 2008 05:55:34 GMT

Okay I'll try to add this with the next release.
Thanks for the feedback!

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cadilhac — Wed, 21 May 2008 12:48:32 GMT

Well, you just have to ensure that the ouput can not contain a script tag. There is a php textile library that does this (can't remember which one).

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lordabdul — Tue, 20 May 2008 16:39:17 GMT

Good idea.
However, I'm not sure it would be much secure? Textile.Net would still transform or preserve anything that looks like Textile or HTML syntax. The only thing that Textile.Net would do "better" would be to preserve whatever HTML tag it creates itself. This means HTML input could be encoded, but XSS would still be possible through Textile syntax.

NEW POST: Auto Hyperlinks?

lordabdul — Tue, 20 May 2008 16:35:10 GMT

I think we could easily create a BlockModifier that would find URL strings, and wrap them with an HTML link.... funny, I thought it did that already, but apparently not... I'll add it in the next release. In the meantime, you can create a class inheriting from BlockModifier that would transform the input text as needed. You can register this new BlockModifier using TextileFormatter.RegisterBlockModifier().

NEW POST: Textile in ScrewTurn Wiki

lordabdul — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 17:12:45 GMT

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lordabdul — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 17:11:19 GMT

The TextileFormatter class has some static methods for registering new formatting states ("stateful" stuff like paragraphs, bulleted lists or tables), and registering block modifiers ("quick" stuff like bold, italics, URLs or images):

TextileFormatter.RegisterFormatterState()
TextileFormatter.RegisterBlockModifier()

The first method takes the Type of the FormatterState (a type which must be a subclass of FormatterState). The second method takes an instance of a subclass of BlockModifier. Look at the source code, in TextileFormatter's static constructor, to see what default formatter states and block modifiers are registered. You can then look at their source code, or ask more questions here if you can't make it work.

Note that you can also disable some states or block modifiers (SwitchBlockModifier and SwitchFormatterState methods). This is used, for example, if you want to disable some specific formatting (URLs, images, tables, whatever) for security reasons, or for replacing it with your own. It sucks a bit right now, though, because those formatter states and block modifiers are registered statically, so all instances of the TextileFormatter will share the same restrictions and custom additions. I'll have to refactor this in the near future.

If you're wondering why the formatter state registration takes a Type instead of an instance of a FormatterState, that's because, well, the formatting state is stateful. So TextileFormatter will instanciate an object of the appropriate type everytime the conditions for entering that state is met. A classic example is a bunch of nested bulleted lists. You need to retain the state of each list as you pop in and out of them with more nested stuff.

NEW POST: Textile in ScrewTurn Wiki

bvelasquez — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 20:39:37 GMT

How do you add custom formatters?

lordabdul wrote:
Woops, didn't see this post. I guess you went onto other things since them, but just in case...

In the latest version of Textile.NET you can add new custom formatters to a given instance of a Textile formatter, effectively extending the syntax. You could therefore add one to handle the wiki link format. Another way is to simply handle the wiki links yourself, and pass the transformed text to Textile.NET, which should recognize and preserve the HTML links thus created.

For the CamelCase, though, this is tricky indeed, although the best way is still to do it before the Textile processing, since Textile.NET should again recognize and preserve the HTML links. However, your CamelCase processing will still have to use a kick-ass Regex because it could get as an input some links, or other such things, containing CamelCase words, which are not okay to transform into links. The Regex would have to do some backwards checks, looking for "http://" and other known URI prefixes.

NEW POST: Auto Hyperlinks?

bvelasquez — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:55:58 GMT

Is there a way to automatically find the hyperlinks in the document using Textile? If I have http://www.kalisty.com, can it find that link without the special formatting? Is this even advisable? I want to make it easier for people to make links. Instead of having to do "http://www.kalisty.com":http://www.kalisty.com.

One other question. Can I use the Textile markup to set the target of the link?

NEW POST: html encoding

cadilhac — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 16:07:29 GMT

Do you plan to add a restricted mode so that it's possible to prevent XSS? Right now this is not possible to HtmlEncode the input of textile since double quotes would prevent hyperlinks to be set ( "title":link). The best way would be to set a RestrictedMode to true and textile would output all regular text as encoded html text.
Thanks

NEW POST: Code Sample

bradintheusa — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 02:04:03 GMT

Sweet, I knew it would be that simple.

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