r-labs » Wiki Extensions

Hi,

I've cheated around a bit and made a function in ProtoType that accomplishes this: http://jsfiddle.net/flxfxp/3LwH8/19/
However, I've tried to implement it in Redmine but when using it it actually clears the list.

Maybe you can get it to work inside Redmine?

Thanks.

Dennis

Thaks for your help.

But I'm Japanese. We have thousands characters.
It's not so useful for us.

I completely understand. However, since the English alphabet only consists of 26 letters it would be handy for those who need it. I've been trying to get it working as an extension of the taggedpages macro by creating the following:

 Redmine::WikiFormatting::Macros.register do
    desc "Creates a nice list format for the taggedpages macro" 
    macro :taggedlist do |obj, args|

        s = '
        <script type="text/javascript">
        var output = $H({});

        $$(".wiki ul.wikiext-taggedpages li a").each(function(el) {
            var l = el.innerHTML.substr(0, 1).toUpperCase();
            if (typeof(output.get(l)) == "undefined") output.set(l, []);
            output.get(l).push(el.innerHTML);
        });

        $$(".wiki ul.wikiext-taggedpages").invoke("update", "");

        output.keys().each(function(key) {
            var values = output.get(key);
            $$("ul").first().insert("<li><p>" + key + "</p></li>");
            values.each(function(v) {
                $$("ul").first().insert("<li>" + v + "</li>");
            });
        });
        </script>
        '

It doesn't seem to work like my example at http://jsfiddle.net/flxfxp/3LwH8/19/, as it removes the entire list content. Even if it's not going to be in the wiki extensions plugin, can you help me get this working?

Many thanks,

Dennis

Hey Haru Iida,

If possible I would really appreciate some help on this

Thanks!
Dennis

You have to use $$(".wiki ul.wikiext-taggedpages") instead of $$("ul").

How about following code?

Redmine::WikiFormatting::Macros.register do
    desc "Creates a nice list format for the taggedpages macro" 
    macro :taggedlist do |obj, args|

        s = '
        <script type="text/javascript">
        var output = $H({});

        $$(".wiki ul.wikiext-taggedpages li a").each(function(el) {
            var l = el.innerHTML.substr(0, 1).toUpperCase();
            if (typeof(output.get(l)) == "undefined") output.set(l, []);
            output.get(l).push(el.innerHTML);
        });

        var ul = $$(".wiki ul.wikiext-taggedpages");
        ul.invoke("update", "");

        output.keys().each(function(key) {
            var values = output.get(key);
            ul.first().insert("<li><p>" + key + "</p></li>");
            values.each(function(v) {
                ul.first().insert("<li>" + v + "</li>");
            });
        });
        </script>
        '
    end
end

Awesome, that works

The only problem is that it takes links but it doesn't put them as links but straight text. Any idea on how to fix this?

Thanks,
Dennis

You can try this one.

Redmine::WikiFormatting::Macros.register do
    desc "Creates a nice list format for the taggedpages macro" 
    macro :taggedlist do |obj, args|

        s = '
        <script type="text/javascript">
        var output = $H({});

        $$(".wiki ul.wikiext-taggedpages li a").each(function(el) {
            var l = el.innerHTML.substr(0, 1).toUpperCase();
            if (typeof(output.get(l)) == "undefined") output.set(l, []);
            output.get(l).push(el.parentNode.innerHTML);
        });

        var ul = $$(".wiki ul.wikiext-taggedpages");
        ul.invoke("update", "");

        output.keys().each(function(key) {
            var values = output.get(key);
            ul.first().insert("<li><p>" + key + "</p></li>");
            values.each(function(v) {
                ul.first().insert("<li>" + v + "</li>");
            });
        });
        </script>
        '
    end
end

You're a god, that works exactly like it should! thanks!
Even though it's not relevant to Japanese users, feel free to include this code in your plugin