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Because that's where it seems to break in my pic. |
If I comment this line out in the plug-in, then it shows just like yours.
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Hmm, I didn't change anything - I just copypasted your XML and seems to work fine for me.
So can you tell me exactly how to reproduce the Problem? |
Ok, I figured it out now. You're hack is smarter than I am (big surprise, I know).
I was using & instead of & in my original code. It messes up with just &. I guess it was trying to teach me the proper xml way to do it. Any way to catch that for noobies? |
Well, just & is invalid XML :)
I guess GeSHIi doesn't like that too much. I don't think there is any way to detect such things ... |
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Is there any way to keep the spacing at the beginning of each line so it looks like the code we enter instead of lining it all up the the left? The indents were there before I posted the code for highlighting. |
Hi, is this hack compatible to older versions, maybee the 3.0.8 Board, or what do i have to modify to make it work?
regards Disi |
No, it's not compatible.
Feel free to backport it, I won't do so :) |
Well i've made a 3.5rc2 Test installation on my pc and i don't now why but it doesn't work, its not parsing the code.
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[hightlight='php'] |
Well, it's [highlight] not [hightlight] :)
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