Textile plugin, and notextile support

Wrapping in == == and using notextile. before my script tag seems to give me syntax errors.

If I change my field type to none from textile, it works again.

Nobody?

Can you not just indent the line where your script is with a space? Textile ignores any line beginning with a space. Or you could try Leevi’s LG Replace plugin to insert the script line.

I have found == == to be inconsistent, too. Works in some cases, not in others.

The whitespace seems to do the trick. I’ve used Reeposition, but not LG Replace, I’ll check that out too.

Thanks, I appreciate it.

Can you post some (stripped down if need be) code from your Textile field so we can see what you have going on?

Also, what version of the Textile Plugin and EE?

You might also try “notextile..” (the double dots being for multi-block)

notextile.. < script type="text/javascript">
 var FO = {movie:"/flv/flvplayer.swf",width:"500",height:"400",majorversion:"7",build:"0",
bgcolor:"#FFFFFF",allowfullscreen:"true",flashvars:"file=http://site.com/movie.flv&image=http://site.com/pic.jpg" };
 UFO.create(FO, "movie");
</ script>

p. blah blah blah...

Then whatever your next element is (if you have one) would have to be explicitly declared (like “p.” for a paragraph) so that Textile knows to start parsing again.

“notextile.” is actually the preferred method to use over “<notextile>”. Everything I mentioned here is documented at Threshold State’s Textile Reference Manual.

Textile can’t always identify the beginning and end of long or complex blocks of XHTML. To prevent Textile from enclosing complex XHTML blocks in paragraph tags, either use a space at the beginning of each line or a notexile.. extended block. This syntax (referring to <pre>, <code>, and <notextile>) is supported for backwards compatibility only, and doesn’t always work as expected. The block modifiers pre., bc. and notextile. should be used instead.