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Subject: verbatim and pre tags in phpwiki require newline after close tag
html2wiki does this: <verbatim> foo bar </verbatim>and some new text when converting to phpwiki. That doesn't work because phpwiki requires a newline after the end of the close tag, i.e. <verbatim> foo bar </verbatim and some new text
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> html2wiki does this: > > <verbatim> > foo > bar > </verbatim>and some new text
Please help me help you: * What is the HTML you passed in? * Which version of HTML::WikiConverter are you using? * Are you using bin/html2wiki? * If so, what command line args did you pass in? * If not, what options did you pass to new()? Cheers, David Iberri
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I am able to duplicate the problem when converting the whole page to PhpWiki markup. However, there's no problem converting an isolated fragment of preformatted HTML such as: <html><body> <P> <pre> Device ID : 0 Additional Device Support : Sensor Device </pre> First, note that you have to run ipmitool as root to get access to the IPMI devices. Second, select the interface to use with the <B>-I</B> switch. "open" is the OpenIPMI driver on the local system. </body></html> This is correctly converted to <pre> Device ID : 0 Additional Device Support : Sensor Device </pre> First, note that you have to run ipmitool as root to get access to the IPMI devices. Second, select the interface to use with the *-I* switch. "open" is the OpenIPMI driver on the local system. So it seems the bug isn't in how preformatted tags are handled, but how your HTML is being parsed. Can you provide a minimal snippet of HTML that produces this error? You might find the "Show parsed HTML" option in the web interface useful. -- David Iberri