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It would be helpful if you share both what you are trying to accomplish, as well as the contents of your template. |
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template: For a start I just want to see the content of my tiddler instead of <$transclude /> in this template. A bit later I want to add transclusion of special fields of my tiddler for creating page title, custom icon etc, but for a start just this. The result html is: You could see here a lot of annoying |
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The p tags are due to the empty lines in your template. You can remove them or try replacing the \rules line with: |
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oh thank you so much !! whitespace rule rocks. however it leaves me with |
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Hi @kilomeow by default the parser will assume the text is in block mode, which means that You can force inline mode as follows which will restrict the parser to inline parsing rules: var parser = $tw.wiki.parseTiddler("$:/my/template",{parseAsInline: true}),
widgetNode = $tw.wiki.makeWidget(parser,
{ variables: {currentTiddler: "$:/my/tiddler"}}),
container = $tw.fakeDocument.createElement("div");
widgetNode.render(container,null); |
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In my widget code I'm trying to render some tiddler using template:
$:/my/templatestarts with pragma\rules only filteredtranscludeinline transcludeinline macrodef macrocallinline htmlso it's parsing correctly and it works. However, in a result I get a lot of<p>tags from template code.I tried to use
{parseAsInline: true}as an argument toparseTiddlerbut for some reason it doesn't work in any way -- I'm still getting a lot of<p>tags which mess resulting html. How to build a good template parser?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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