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Issue when editing an article containing nowiki tag #176

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Darnor opened this issue Jul 29, 2015 · 3 comments
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Issue when editing an article containing nowiki tag #176

Darnor opened this issue Jul 29, 2015 · 3 comments

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@Darnor
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Darnor commented Jul 29, 2015

If you try to edit the following article some content (basically everything after the first <nowiki> tag) is missing in the "Main Content" window and can't be edited:

https://docs.webplatform.org/wiki/concepts/programming/programming_basics

I guess this is due to some parsing error after the <nowiki> tag. If you change it to <pre> and press show preview everything, including tags and handlebars, show up.
Also if you use the tag, things after it seems to get parsed differently in the preview and article, meaning that characters like < and > get converted to &lt; and &gt;.

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renoirb commented Jul 31, 2015

Migration isn’t done yet, but you might want to use the next release of the site running on a static site generator instead.

As I said, it is incomplete, I got to create a HTML to Markdown converter tool and finish up the local development preview server. But that’s where we are going.

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renoirb commented Jul 31, 2015

Notice that the page you are working on is located is content/concepts/programming/programming_basics/index.md the staging site runs the content from the static site generator

You are free to use pandoc to make it HTML prior to commit your new version.

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Darnor commented Aug 4, 2015

I'll have a look at it later. Currently I sadly don't have much time to spare.

I'd love to contribute to this project because I think it's great and yet it seems that not a lot of people are currently working on it. Maybe you could change the issue link to of the current site pointing here? Currently it just links to the broken Bug Genie. (No login / registration possible -> inactive)

If I hadn't checked the mailing list I wouldn't have found the link here...

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