24 Apr
2004
24 Apr
'04
9:11 p.m.
Hi colin
thanks. I tried with escape \< but it doesn't work
I saw that using < was working. but this is a bit boring to write.
Anyway this is cool to see this site getting filled. I will regularly
continue.
The result can be really really cool. I have a lot of material that can
be used to explain Smalltalk.
Stef
On 24 avr. 04, at 20:53, Colin Putney wrote:
On Apr 24, 2004, at 7:37 AM, stéphane ducasse wrote:
hi all
I'm trying to put some php example using smallWiki and I use = to
have the code as is.
Now this is not working well, have a look at:
=<?php
= echo "This is a test";
= ?>
=<?php echo "This is a test" ?>
For example:
http://kilana.unibe.ch:9090/seasideforphp/instructionseparation/
Hi Stéphane,
If I understand the behaviour of = correctly, it puts <pre> tags
around the block, which means that the block can contain html tags. In
order to have the < and > display correctly, you need to escape them
with HMTL entities. I've updated the page above - it should look right
now.
Colin