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bymxgs, January 9, 2011
yours was the best of the only two solutions i've found for the problem (the other ones uses the very same missing feature).
i had text content wrapped in an accordion plugin, and i did want it on the pdf, so i just reused the default regex and put the \{\w+[^\}]*\} and \{/\w+[^\}]*\} tags on separate lines.
i had text content wrapped in an accordion plugin, and i did want it on the pdf, so i just reused the default regex and put the \{\w+[^\}]*\} and \{/\w+[^\}]*\} tags on separate lines.
bymxgs, December 7, 2009
if anyone is interested, i've implemented a little tweak to shorten the list names. maybe the value it's set to could be made part of the module params?
this is the hack:
before the line outputting the tag html:
$html .= "\n\t" . $t . "";
i've inserted a call to a function:
if (strlen($t) > 20) {
$t = truncstring($t, 20);
$t = $t."...";
}
where 20 is my chosen numbers of characters after which i wanted 3 dots "..."
i've placed the function truncstring() right after the ending of the selectList() function (which reads
" return $html;
}"
):
function truncstring($string, $length){
settype($string, 'string');
settype($length, 'integer');
for($a = 0; $a
Owner's reply
Thanks Max, your efforts are appreciated.
bymxgs, August 24, 2009
just upload the javascript to your template, together with the x.gif transparent gif, put conditional comments to call up the javascript, et voilà, it works a charm.