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Well I finally got time to poke and found that the problem was entirely me. I put the limit parameters into the rss feed macros instead of into the news macros.

It is working just fine now.

Hey ho,

I'm still alive. Just been swamped at home and work.

I just added the news macro to one of my pages and I wanted it to only show the last two. So I did the limit=2 in the macro tag and it was not honored. The news lists 5 elements no matte what I do.

I'm not up to the current branch on the source. I'll have to update my Django branch and the SCT branches first. That may or may not consume a night. Not sure if anything is going to break. If you have time and it is a quick fix maybe you can get to it.

Thanks. I started working on trying to get the wiki tag into the BBCode parser but then got side tracked. I am currently working on finishing the BBCode parser (it was annoying me). So I have been pretty side tracked today on this. Once I am sure I have it all working well I'll submit it.

I have a "BBCode that works here" http://www.nodsw.com/board/thread/28/?page=1#post-28 post on my site which should be easily converted to a wiki page once it is done. It shows every BBCode tag and emoticon supported by the BBCode parser with examples of what it looks like and what the generated HTML should look like.

I am code crawling to get what is there and comparing that against the BBCode documentation and correcting / adding as needed.

I haven't fixed the wiki documentation here yet on the new setting. If you could do that and tell me which wiki page it is on that would be great.

Well I thought about this and played around and decided it just didn't work for me. So I just checked in a minor change to the board classes which adds the SPH setting board_auto_wiki_link_enabled which defaults to True (aka your preferred style). This lets me turn off this behavior via the local settings.

I want to extend the BBCode renderer to add a couple of extended tags one of which will be the wiki tag I mentioned in the previous post.

Interesting id. But, I would suggest instead of doing it magically for anything that is CamelCased you instead did it in a more BBCode style. Why not add a special custom tag 'wiki'? Then there would be no accidental wiki links. e.g.:

[ wiki ] TheWikiLink [ / wiki ]

[ wiki = TheWikiLink ] The Wiki Snip Link [ / wiki ]

Umm... hmmm ... well that seems odd. Why would you use wiki links in a forum post?

Actually I was using the BBCode URL tags which use the square '[' ']' brackets. HTML code in BBCode posts should be converted to the safe html character like '& amp ;'

Looks like something has gone wrong with the URL tags in the posts.

Examples are getting parsed with some kind of CamelCase issue:

http://www.NoDsw.com/

http://www.NoDsw.com/blog/

In fact it looks like CamelCase is also turned on in the posts. When this message looks right you'll know it's fixed.

I have just finished documenting the changes to date for my own site. But they have implementation notes for what was done to enhance SCT's captcha integration. You might want to take a look over them to see if there is anything you want to grab for your docs.

Here is a direct link to the correct Wiki page on my site: http://www.nodsw.com/wiki/show/UserSystem/

I am so glad it was a hard drive filling up. The site went offline after I committed the change. I was scared you were running the site from some kind of auto-rollout from the svn archives.

I sent an email off to kahless@sphene.net saying the site was down and I was getting ready to back off the change just in case when the site kind of came back (it was still having some issues). But, I got my post in and updated the Wiki too.