Re: Textile markup in rss feeds

Lance Weber <lance-kMc2rFPYsS/[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.pyblosxom.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Wari Wahab wrote:

>On Tue, 2004-02-17 at 09:29, Lance Weber wrote:
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>>I'm playing around with using the textile plugin and I'm noticing that 
>>the raw textile markup shows up in the rss feeds. Is this a bug, 
>>misconfiguration on my part or a mix of incompatible plugins? Any help 
>>appreciated...
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>I will have to look at this myself.. So far, everything has been working
>well.. What about the other text based plugins? Do they exhibit the same
>behaviour?
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Here's what I've discovered so far after testing. Using the entryparser 
plugins (txtl, rst, py) with entries that end in conforming extensions 
(*.txtl, *.rst, *.py) results in rss feeds that have their markup 
properly converted to xhtml. However, if you override the default parser 
in config.py (ie py['parser']="textile"), then any entries created with 
textile markup that end in *.txt will appear to work properly when you 
display the web page, but will not have their markup converted when the 
flavour is overridden on the url (ie, "http://.../blog" looks good, but 
"http://.../blog?flav=rss" will contain raw markup because it seems the 
default entryparser is never invoked in that case. Make sense? Sound right?



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