[xwiki-users] Continuation of numbered list after code
I'm attempting to embed some {code} within a number list using the following syntax: 1. Subject 11. Step 1 {code} my code here... {code} 11. Step 2 11. Step 3 11. Step 4 and trying to get it to show like this: 1. Subject 1. Step 1 my code here 2. Step 2 3. Step 3 4. Step 4 but it's coming out like this: 1. Subject 1. Step 1 my code here 1. Step 2 2. Step 3 3. Step 4 I have two issues. First, it's re-numbering my number list after the code, starting at number 1 again, but I need it to continue the number list. Second, it's not indenting my code. How can I fix these? Thanks in advance. - Ken
Try 1. Subject 11. Step1{code} your code {code} 11. Step2 11. Step3 The Idea is that list cannot be break but {code}..{code} it sees as one line and continuous current line if you don't break it before ;-). Arnaud. 2009/1/27 Ken Teague <[email protected]>
I'm attempting to embed some {code} within a number list using the following syntax:
1. Subject 11. Step 1 {code} my code here... {code} 11. Step 2 11. Step 3 11. Step 4
and trying to get it to show like this:
1. Subject 1. Step 1 my code here 2. Step 2 3. Step 3 4. Step 4
but it's coming out like this:
1. Subject 1. Step 1 my code here 1. Step 2 2. Step 3 3. Step 4
I have two issues. First, it's re-numbering my number list after the code, starting at number 1 again, but I need it to continue the number list.
Second, it's not indenting my code.
How can I fix these? Thanks in advance.
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On Tue, 2009-01-27 at 12:35 -0800, Ken Teague wrote:
I'm attempting to embed some {code} within a number list using the following syntax:
1. Subject 11. Step 1 {code} my code here... {code} 11. Step 2 11. Step 3 11. Step 4
yes, that does break the list, try this: 11. Step 1 {code} your code here.. {code} 11. Step 2
M Rawash said the following on 1/27/2009 1:04 PM:
yes, that does break the list, try this: 11. Step 1 {code} your code here.. {code} 11. Step 2
I'm afraid that b0rks things even more. :-( My right-side nav bar shifted to the left, ending up inside of the body of my wiki page and overlapping text. In addition to that, my {code} got stripped down to a single line and the remaining lines of code were outside of my code box. XWiki Version 0.9.840
Hi Ken, On Jan 27, 2009, at 10:41 PM, Ken Teague wrote:
M Rawash said the following on 1/27/2009 1:04 PM:
yes, that does break the list, try this: 11. Step 1 {code} your code here.. {code} 11. Step 2
I'm afraid that b0rks things even more. :-( My right-side nav bar shifted to the left, ending up inside of the body of my wiki page and overlapping text. In addition to that, my {code} got stripped down to a single line and the remaining lines of code were outside of my code box.
XWiki Version 0.9.840
ouch... This version is not supported anymore since... let me check... at least 2 years ago ;) I suggest migrating to 1.7.1 (might have some small issues since it's an upgrade from a very long time ago). Thanks -Vincent http://xwiki.com http://xwiki.org http://massol.net
I can understand that you don't have the last XWiki milestone version but can I suggest you to migrate now to the last release Arnaud 2009/1/27 Ken Teague <[email protected]>
M Rawash said the following on 1/27/2009 1:04 PM:
yes, that does break the list, try this: 11. Step 1 {code} your code here.. {code} 11. Step 2
I'm afraid that b0rks things even more. :-( My right-side nav bar shifted to the left, ending up inside of the body of my wiki page and overlapping text. In addition to that, my {code} got stripped down to a single line and the remaining lines of code were outside of my code box.
XWiki Version 0.9.840
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Vincent Massol said the following on 1/27/2009 1:47 PM:
ouch...
This version is not supported anymore since... let me check... at least 2 years ago ;)
I suggest migrating to 1.7.1 (might have some small issues since it's an upgrade from a very long time ago).
Fair enough. I said the same thing (ouch) when I checked my current version to what's available now. I can look at upgrading when time permits, but, until then, can I ask someone with the latest version to try and get a list continuation after code is inserted in the middle of the list? I'd like to see if that will solve my problem before I push for an upgrade. Thanks in advance. - Ken
On Tue, 2009-01-27 at 14:13 -0800, Ken Teague wrote:
Vincent Massol said the following on 1/27/2009 1:47 PM:
ouch...
This version is not supported anymore since... let me check... at least 2 years ago ;)
I suggest migrating to 1.7.1 (might have some small issues since it's an upgrade from a very long time ago).
I can look at upgrading when time permits, but, until then, can I ask someone with the latest version to try and get a list continuation after code is inserted in the middle of the list? I'd like to see if that will solve my problem before I push for an upgrade. Thanks in advance.
as said earlier, moving the {code} tag on the same line as the list item guarantees it won't break the list, any different behaviour (especially as sever as yours) indicates a bug, you _really_ should upgrade.. regards
Vincent Massol said the following on 1/27/2009 1:47 PM:
I suggest migrating to 1.7.1 (might have some small issues since it's an upgrade from a very long time ago).
Any recommendations on an upgrade path from XWiki Version 0.9.840 to the latest stable version to minimize or prevent any issues?
On Tue, 2009-01-27 at 15:16 -0800, Ken Teague wrote:
Vincent Massol said the following on 1/27/2009 1:47 PM:
I suggest migrating to 1.7.1 (might have some small issues since it's an upgrade from a very long time ago).
Any recommendations on an upgrade path from XWiki Version 0.9.840 to the latest stable version to minimize or prevent any issues?
I'd suggest doing a fresh XWiki install (see installation guide for instructions), then you can import your old wiki, taking into account any major kinks you may have to workout (read all major release-notes).. good luck!
Ok, I confirm, that on version 1.7 it doesn't breake the list:
* item1
* item2{code}
here goes your code
{code}
* item3
Quoting Ken Teague : Vincent Massol said the following on 1/27/2009
1:47 PM:
> ouch...
>
> This version is not supported anymore since... let me check... at
> least 2 years ago ;)
>
> I suggest migrating to 1.7.1 (might have some small issues since
it's
> an upgrade from a very long time ago).
Fair enough. I said the same thing (ouch) when I checked my
current
version to what's available now.
I can look at upgrading when time permits, but, until then, can I
ask
someone with the latest version to try and get a list continuation
after
code is inserted in the middle of the list? I'd like to see if
that
will solve my problem before I push for an upgrade. Thanks in
advance.
- Ken
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