10 Nov
2008
10 Nov
'08
5:39 p.m.
Vincent Massol wrote:
Hi,
I've just tried your example:
{code}
<!ENTITY Auml "Ä">
{code}
No, that's not the problem. He tried to enter:
{code}
<!ENTITY Auml "&#196;">
{code}
which was displayed as
<!ENTITY Auml "Ä">
and not as
<!ENTITY Auml "&#196;">
Which means that we do escape < and >, but no &. Do we want that? Is it
something all users want and need? I'll be -1 for changing this, since
it will break non-UTF instances that need to print non-ISO-8859-1
symbols in a {code} block.
Sascha, you could double-escape, like in:
{code}
&lt;!ENTITY Auml &quot;&amp;#196;&quot;&gt;
{code}
I know it's more hard work, but it's a working workaround.
And it worked well:
http://playground.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Test/VMA
(note: this link will be reset tomorrow but just edit the page and
copy the input to recreate it)
Thanks
-Vincent
On Nov 10, 2008, at 5:03 PM, berkessel(a)uni-koblenz.de wrote:
> Hey everyone,
> While using XWiki version 1.1.2.5797 to document some software, the
> following problem occurred:
> I tried to insert snippets of a XSL file into a XWiki page using a
> {code}
> macro. As far as I know this macro treats input as plaintext, which
> would
> be exactly what I need. However, it turned out to work differently. It
> parsed HTML entities, so instead of displaying inputs like
> <!ENTITY Auml "&#196;">
> exactly as they are, the HTML parts are parsed to
> <!ENTITY Auml "Ä">
> Having failed with the {code} macro, I tried {pre} and \, but none
> of them
> worked. The same problem occurred when I used XWiki 1.7 which is
> running
> on a test server in the company I work for. Does anyone of you know
> how to
> make XWiki display HTML and XML entities as plaintext?
> I could not find anything about this problem in the documentation, the
> FAQ, or in the mailing list archive. Did I simply miss something?
> Since I
> read some threads about issues with the WYSIWYG editor, let me add
> that I
> use the XWiki editor, not the WYSIWYG editor.
> Any help would be greatly appreciated!
>
> Best regards,
> Sascha
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