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1. Joen
   Member
   Posted 7 months ago #

   After years of problems with Textile for Wordpress plugins, I think I've solved the problem I've been experiencing.

   When using Adam Gessaman's Textile 2.1, options:

   * MT Textile
   * Smartypants and Texturize enabled
   * utf-8 in and out

   Textile would work _almost_ perfectly. It would apply textile syntax, it wouldn't touch scripts and Wordpress shortcodes, and everything would be dandy. Except for foreign characters, such as æ, ø and å, which would be borked into two-character mumbletext.

   I managed to fix this problem.

   Editing Textile2.php from the plugin file, I commented out line 1345, that said $text = $this->encode_html($text);. That, it seems, was enough to fix all my troubles. In other words,

   $text = $this->encode_html($text);

   became

   // $text = $this->encode_html($text);

   I hope this is helpful to others, and that commenting out that line didn't break anything else.

   http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/textile-2/

2. vaelenorg
   Member
   Posted 1 month ago #

   Thank you!! I'd been looking for where this bug was, and you saved me a lot of time!

3. pomartel
   Member
   Posted 1 month ago #

   Great tip! This has been bugging me for a while! But the line to replace is not located in textile2.php but in textile.php located in the "class" folder of the plugin.

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