{literal} in articles?

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Jeroen Sangers	Friday 09 June 2006 8:47:50 am Sometimes I want to enter some literal HTML or JavaScript text on a page, for example when I want to add a little tracking code to measure the result of an advertising campaign. At this moment the only way of doing so is by generating a template override for that specific page and enter the page there. That is a lot of work! Besides that, it is still impossible to add HTML in the middle of a text. Is there really no way to have the equivalent of {literal} work inside articles?
Marcin Drozd	Friday 09 June 2006 3:07:38 pm Hi Jeroen It works with: <literal class='html'> some code </literal> http://ez-publish.pl
Jeroen Sangers	Wednesday 14 June 2006 2:15:43 am Thanks! I must have read over it when I checked the documentation.
Ciprian Popovici	Wednesday 14 June 2006 2:23:11 am The only thing <literal> does is create a <pre> block and apply wash() to everything in it. Doing class='blabla' only produces a <pre class='blabla'>, with everything inside it still washed. Jeroen, I'm thinking you could accomplish this by creating your own custom tag, as well as an "unwash" eqivalent, some kind of reverse wash. <b>Step 1:</b> Go in <b>both</b> the admin siteaccess and in the siteaccess you want to use this, and add this to custom.ini.append.php (create them if they don't exist): [CustomTagSettings] AvailableCustomTags[]=html IsInline[html]=true <b>Step 2:</b> Go to settings/override/template.ini.append.php and create an unwash function: [PHP] PHPOperatorList[unwash]=html_entity_decode <b>Step 3:</b> Create the override, by going to design/yoursite/templates/content/datatype/view/ezxmltags/ and creating html.tpl with this in it: {$content\|unwash()} <b>Step 4:</b> Clear your ini cache (possibly your template cache too). <b>Step 5:</b> In the admin interface, every time you edit an XML block you can now add something like this: <custom name='html'>»</custom> ...or whatever other HTML you want.
Jeroen Sangers	Wednesday 14 June 2006 2:49:22 am That is not true! The solution provided by Marcin Drozd works perfectly. It does not create a PRE block, but enters the provided code directly into the final page. There is no need to set up custom tags.
Marcin Drozd	Wednesday 14 June 2006 7:04:28 am Hi guys Yes, <literal> creates <pre> tag, but <literal class='html'> does not create <pre> tag. http://ez-publish.pl
Ciprian Popovici	Thursday 15 June 2006 4:58:21 am What ez Publish version are you using? On my 3.7.2 install, if I put HTML tags or HTML entities inside <literal class='html'></literal>, they end up escaped. Perhaps it's something else I'm missing? Did you guys override your literal template to do that? If I put this in an XML block: <literal class="html"><u>»</u></literal> It will be rendered as: <pre class="html"><u>&raquo;</u></pre> and NOT like this: <u>»</u> ...thus negating the original request: ability to enter HTML or JavaScript code.
Jeroen Sangers	Thursday 15 June 2006 7:12:43 am I am using eZ Publish 3.8.
Ciprian Popovici	Thursday 15 June 2006 7:24:07 am Ah, there you go. They must've added this in 3.8. Anyway, for 3.7 users you have to resort to tricks like above. You could override the template for <literal> (haven't tried it), test for $class being "html" and apply unwash() on $content if it matches.

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