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I'm trying to update dokuwiki plugin and :banghead: on a issue :
Professional theme 1.8.0 remove unresolved variables { } from template but dokuwiki use { } in javascript script
Instead of:
<script type="text/javascript"><!--//--><
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I had the same problem with the scripts class when I was passing in variables to JavaScript. The solution was to add spaces around the brackets for the JavaScript variables (take a look at the last line).
// Create config variable array to pass to JavaScript
$config_js = array();
$keys = array('site_url', 'site_admin_url', 'layout_url', 'path', 'path_html', 'path_layout',
'site_name', 'site_slogan',
'theme', 'doctype', 'path_themes');
foreach($keys as $key){
$config_js[$key] = $_CONF[$key];
}
// Had to trim and add spaces to json_encode output since the data in the {} is seen by the template class as a template variable
//$footercode .= "var GeeklogConfig = new Object(" . json_encode($config_js) . ");" . LB;
$footercode .= "var GeeklogConfig = new Object({ ".trim(json_encode($config_js), '{}')." });" . LB;
To work your line should look like this:
var NS='';var SIG=' --- //[[my-email-adress@gmail.com|Geeklog SuperUser]] 2011/06/18 09:57//';var JSINFO = { "id":"start","namespace":"" };
There was some talk on the mailing list to update our template variables at somepoint so we do not run into this type of situation (like the use of double brackets).
One of the Geeklog Core Developers.
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// Create config variable array to pass to JavaScript
$config_js = array();
$keys = array('site_url', 'site_admin_url', 'layout_url', 'path', 'path_html', 'path_layout',
'site_name', 'site_slogan',
'theme', 'doctype', 'path_themes');
foreach($keys as $key){
$config_js[$key] = $_CONF[$key];
}
// Had to trim and add spaces to json_encode output since the data in the {} is seen by the template class as a template variable
//$footercode .= "var GeeklogConfig = new Object(" . json_encode($config_js) . ");" . LB;
$footercode .= "var GeeklogConfig = new Object({ ".trim(json_encode($config_js), '{}')." });" . LB;
To work your line should look like this:
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var NS='';var SIG=' --- //[[my-email-adress@gmail.com|Geeklog SuperUser]] 2011/06/18 09:57//';var JSINFO = { "id":"start","namespace":"" };
There was some talk on the mailing list to update our template variables at somepoint so we do not run into this type of situation (like the use of double brackets).
One of the Geeklog Core Developers.
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add spaces around the brackets works :shakehands:
Just out of curiosity: Why do we remove from the template the variable with no assigned value?
Ben
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Just out of curiosity: Why do we remove from the template the variable with no assigned value?
Ben
I'm available to customise your themes or plugins for your Geeklog CMS
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Just out of curiosity: Why do we remove from the template the variable with no assigned value?
As far as I know Geeklog has always done this. I just think the JavaScript issue hasn't happened to often so most people didn't notice the problem.
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