Textile: Last li breaking into separate ul

Just found this Textile revision that works for EE too (guess it doesn’t matter on the system). I’m no programmer so I wasn’t sure what it would affect, but it worked.

http://dev.textpattern.com/changeset/2640

Anyway, how do I submit this as a plugin revision?

Travis, I subscribe to the feed for TextPattern’s SVN log for the Textile class, and try to use it as a general gauge as to when to update the plugin. Only after many changes, or critical ones, do I update the plugin, as keeping up with each SVN revision they make would be too time consuming. This particular bug affects easily fewer than 5% of our users (probably less than 1% as it would only affect Textile users and of those, just PHP 5.2.4 that is affected), so I didn’t see it as critical. Considering that, with our current internal development schedule, this is fairly low in priority.

I appreciate the heads up on issues, though. You can feel free to post to this forum when you feel an add-on needs a bug fix, or even email me directly.

Understandable and thanks for the reply. At least I might be able to help steer that 1% if they find this post! Thanks again.

Travis, thanks very much for the link to Textile’s bug report - I was able to patch my plugin after discovering this issue on an install today and finding this thread. Steering me in the right direction indeed, many many thanks!

Travis, You’re awesome, thanks a ton for figuring this one out!

Hi,

A little while ago I updated the Textile plugin to r2670. You may find it of use and it is in this thread.

Cheers

Dry

Hi there

I’m still having problems with this unfortunately. ‘Downgrading’ textile with the version recommended in this thread didn’t make any difference unfortunately.

With more people using php5 now, has anyone found a fix for this?

Cheers

Jim

Jim, what version of the Textile plugin are you using? If memory serves, this was fixed quite some time ago.

Thanks for getting back to me. I’m using Textile (v.1.1.1 (2.0.0 r2779)) at the moment. All was fine until I recently moved to a server with PHP 5.2.6 installed.

I’m not duplicating, Jim, can you give me the full text you’re using as well as the context (entry with Textile formatting applied, or Textile plugin tag in a template, etc.)

Hi Derek

I’ve set up a custom field and set the formatting to ‘Textile’.

The markup I’m using in the entry is:

* Link 1
* Link 2
* Link 3

and what is being produced is:

<ul>
   <li>Link 1</li>
   <li>Link 2</li>
</ul>
<ul>
   <li>Link 3</li>
</ul>

In my template I’m simply using:

{homepage_lower-links}

sandwiched between a weblog entries tag.

Hope that helps.

Jim

Indeed it does, thank you, but on both PHP 5.2.5 and PHP 5.2.6, I am still not experiencing this issue, as again, it was fixed in TextPattern’s repo quite some time ago, and that fix made it into our Textile plugin. I wonder if your server is perhaps using a cached version of pi.textile.php? Is this on a professionally hosted environment or a local development machine?

I wonder if your server is perhaps using a cached version of pi.textile.php? Is this on a professionally hosted environment or a local development machine?

It’s on a professionally hosted Linux server running cPanel. I’m a bit stumped unfortunately!

If you place this on a new empty template, do you still have the issue?

{exp:textile}* one
* two
* three{/exp:textile}