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Friday June 13, 2003

Testing Roller's WikiPlugin

Does this sucker work as designed? I hope so. Let's test out linking to my Struts Resume Support page. It looks like it still needs some work. My suggestions for improvement:

  • Use valid HTML - this is probably a JSPWiki thing. All the attributes in my links are currently uppercase - invalidating my XHTML. It's not valid with twisty comments anyway, so I don't care too much.
  • Produce the same HTML in my RSS Feed as is presented in the HTML version. Actually, it looks like it's just the <description> element that's still wiki-fied.

This is a very cool plugin and makes it much easier to type a post. It'll take a little getting used to, but it is very slick. As a demo, here's the text I entered. 

!Does this [sucker|http://rollerweblogger.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=RollerWikiPlugin]
work as designed?  I hope so.  Let's test out linking to my 
[Struts Resume Support|StrutsResumeSupport] page. It looks like it still needs some 
work.  My suggestions for improvement:

* Use valid HTML - this is probably a [JSPWiki] thing.  All the attributes in my 
links are currently uppercase - invalidating my XHTML.  ''It's not valid with 
twisty comments anyway, so I don't care too much.''
* Produce the same HTML in my [RSS Feed|http://raibledesigns.com/rss/rd] as is 
presented in the HTML version.  '' Actually, it looks like it's just the 
&lt;description&gt; element that's still wiki-fied''.

This is a __very cool__ plugin and makes it much easier to type a post.  It'll 
take a little getting used to, but it is very slick.

Posted in Roller at Jun 13 2003, 10:09:08 AM MDT 1 Comment
Comments:

Your RSS description element looks correct to me.

Posted by Dave Johnson on June 13, 2003 at 08:47 PM MDT #

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