Re: Can I make conditional markups look into includes?

As you noted, the page index, and the link index, do not include texts 
from included pages.

Moreover, link index targets do not include the #hash of the link, so 
this would need to be manually parsed.

Moreover, (:include...:) directives are evaluated after (:if...:) 
conditionals, so when the markup engine sees (:if...:), all text 
included from other pages may not yet be in the page.

So what you are trying to do is really not obvious. :-)


Is the footer conditional in a GroupFooter page?

Will the footer text inside the conditional change often?

It might be possible to add a custom directive or a post-processing 
function.


Petko



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On 03/06/2023 20:35, Thomas Hirtenlehner wrote:
> I'm searching for specific keywords in my page to add certain
> messages in the footer.
> 
> For this I added several (:if intext keyword:)...
> In the footer.
> 
> However, as stated in the documentation, (:if intext... :) does not
> look into text that comes from an include for example.
> 
> Is there a way to circumvent this? The best case would be to make it
> look only in the main page, but I'm fine with completely circumventing
> this restriction for certain sites...
> 
> 8 May 2023 18:35:58 Thomas Hirtenlehner
> <[email protected]>:
> 
>> OK, I should have kept thinking about it. I can solve this problem
>> with the inclusion of intext:
>> 
>> _(:if2 link mypage.test:)_
>> 
>> _(:if intext mypage.test#part1:)_
>> _Text 1_
>> _(:ifend:)_
>> 
>> _(:if intext mypage.test#part2:)_
>> _Text 2_
>> _(:ifend:)_
>> 
>> _(:if2end:)_
>> 
>> does the trick
>> 
>> Sorry for bothering everyone :/
>> 
>> 8 May 2023 16:53:32 Thomas Hirtenlehner
>> <[email protected]>:
>> 
>>> Hi everybody!
>>> 
>>> I added the (:if link ... :) markup to my config.php:
>>> 
>>> # add (:if link 'Group.Pagename':) conditional
>>> $Conditions['link'] = 'IsTarget( $pagename, $condparm )';
>>> function IsTarget( $pn, $arg ) {
>>> $arg = ParseArgs($arg);
>>> $pn2 = MakePageName($pn, $arg[''][0]);
>>> $page = RetrieveAuthPage($pn, 'read', true);
>>> if (in_array($pn2, (explode(',',@$page['targets']))))
>>> return true;
>>> }
>>> 
>>> It works great for determining if there is a link to SOMEWHERE on
>>> the given page.
>>> 
>>> However: I need to discriminate if the link points to a certain
>>> anchor, and if so which one.
>>> 
>>> At the moment the link _[[mypage.test]] _and
>>> _[[mypage.test#part3]]_ all lead to the same result.
>>> 
>>> I'm searching for a behavior, where _(:if link mypage.test:)_ is
>>> true for any link to mypage.test, while _(:if link
>>> mypage.test#part3:)_ is only true if that specific anchor is
>>> addressed somewhere on the page.
>>> 
>>> Does anyone know of a way to extend the markup given to accomplish
>>> that?
>>> 
>>> thanks a lot in advance!
>>> Thomas
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