ConditionalExtensions-Talk
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PmWiki doesn't seem to incorporate this recipe's booleans as claimed.
(:if ge 1 2:) 1 >= 2 error (:else:) 1 < 2 correct (:ifend:) |
1 < 2 correct |
RandyB July 25, 2019, at 09:53 PM
Only (:if expr ...:) / (:if [ ...:) was incorporated, see Conditional markup. I've enabled the recipe on this page and (:if ge 1 2 :) appears to work. --Petko July 26, 2019, at 03:42 AM
I just modified your routine to remove all references to "/e". Would you be willing to check it and verify that it is accurate? How can I upload it for you to see? DannyB Oct. 31, 2014
- This has been fixed in latest release --Dfaure February 17, 2015, at 09:46 AM
In my wiki this:
(:if ( ! {$:Val} ) :)false(:else:)true(:if:)
returns true.
Val is unset, so why isn't it false? But even by writing (:Val::), (:Val:0:), or (:Val:false:) it keeps returning true.
Nick - 2007.12.19
ps. is there no way to nest conditions? maybe with some cookbook recipe I haven't discovered yet?
It's not the same as conditional markup, but conditional markup expressions are possible via WikiSh.php
Peter Bowers March 23, 2008, at 06:12 AM
Talk page for the ConditionalExtensions recipe (users?).