Wiki: Table of Contents for articles

Odd. Replace the plugin you downloaded with this one and see if that fixes it.

Your genius strikes again…works great!

Thanks, Derek, I really appreciate it.

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Les

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sigh that means I need to get around to finishing v0.3 up and releasing it. 😖

Glad it worked for you!

I’m interested in your TOC plugin for a project I’m working on that incorporates a Widget for an RSS feed. When I clicked on the RSS link at your developers wiki I got some unexpected results:

Er…what were the unexpected results? And how does that relate to what you’re wanting to use the TOC plugin for?

Sorry to leave that hanging, I was interrupted by a phone call.

I went to view the TOC live example you have on your site (it’s just what I need!) then clicked on the RSS link in the left nav bar to see how it renders, and it shows the Template parsing order, formatting, etc. The RSS reader I’m using is Safari version 2.0.4

Ah, that’s the way the wiki feeds work. They are tied to the wiki’s recent changes (hence Special:Recentchanges_RSS and Special:Recentchanges_Atom). So the RSS feed would show you a list of the most recently changed articles, and in most news readers, the Atom feed would show none, as there haven’t been any changes made in a long time.

Ahh! Those are individual entries! Forgive me because I’m an idiot. You have a articles containing code and at first look it threw me.

I’m never gonna get the hang of this.

:lol:

I can’t seem to find the answer I need so I’m posting this S.O.S.

I’ve installed this plugin and it works unless I specify anything but default formatting. If I specify Textile, for instance, it’s as if the wiki_toc plugin isn’t even installed. Below is my code for specifying Textile:

class Wiki_toc {

    /* -------------------------------------
    /*  User Modifiable Class Variables
    /* -------------------------------------*/
    
    var $formatting        = 'Textile';            // Formatting plugin you wish to use, first letter capitalized. e.g. 'Markdown', 'Textile', etc.
    var $toc_tag           = '[TOC]';                // Tag you wish to use in your articles to place the table of contents
    var $heading           = 'Table of Contents';    // Heading you'd like the table of contents to have
    var $separator         = '<hr >';                // XHTML to separate the table of contents from the article

…and yes, I do have both the TOC and textile plugins installed. Textile seems to work just fine when I select it as the formatting option instead of wiki_toc. I’m using EE 1.5.2 by the way. Any suggestions?

Seems to be working now, and I haven’t a clue what I did to cause it to work…or what I was doing to keep it from working. Anyoo, it works! Sorry for the false alarm!

The TOC creates anchors to heading/subheadings in the text. Is there a way to create a “top” link through this plugin, or can we (should we) simply create “top” links using HTML?

You could certainly modify the plugin to create both the anchor and the link, but it’s also perfectly acceptable to do that with pMcode/HTML in your article.

Beautiful. Unfortunately it’s working only with Latin characters in headings. Is it possible to make it work with Cyrillic or any other “nonlatin” language, like it works in similar function of Mediawiki?