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1. Arla
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   With the plugin enabled, all entries show miscoded signs. They are probably unicode (utf-8) signs being treated as western (iso-8859-1) - they look like: å, ä, ö. I figured changing the input and output encoding options to iso-8859-1 and utf-8 respectively would be fine, but there was no difference, and neither did swapping them around.

   Peeked in the plugin file but couldn't figure where to change anything and how.

2. jaireaux
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   I have the same problem. When I leave the option set to "Brad Choate" style I get things like this:

   Sarcasm Mark: <sub>¡<sub>

   When I set it to purist it converts my javascript that was entered as this:

   var s1 = new SWFObject("/backporchbeer/flvplayer.swf","single","480","280","7");

   to this:

   var s1 = new SWFObject(”/backporchbeer/flvplayer.swf”,“single”,“480”,“280”,“7”);

   ack! Is there another Textile plugin that works?

   (do a view source...it looks fine here, but it converted my quotes into escape/ampersand codes.)

3. Arla
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   The Textiler plugin works much better (i.e. correctly). It's a bit simpler, but provides the ability to set whether Textile should be applied to *all posts, *between {{{ and }}} or *no posts, for entries as well as comments.

   I tested every Textile function in Textiler and it works well, except left aligning (for example "p<."), since the editor seems to automatically add a space: "p< .". Fortunately, left aligning is not very common.

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