2018-04-17, 12:46 PM
(This post was last modified: 2018-04-17, 12:49 PM by Laird.
Edit Reason: Missed the last line of the patch, then simplified the conditional.
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It seems that the parser is outputting an extra </li> before the first element of a list.
Here's a suggested patch to fix the issue - I haven't filed it as a PR because I understand that protocol is to report bugs here first.
In inc/class_parser.php, in function mycode_parse_list(), replace:
with:
Here's a suggested patch to fix the issue - I haven't filed it as a PR because I understand that protocol is to report bugs here first.
In inc/class_parser.php, in function mycode_parse_list(), replace:
$message = preg_replace("#[^\S\n\r]*\[\*\]\s*#", "</li>\n<li>", $message);
$message .= "</li>";with:
$a = preg_split("#[^\S\n\r]*\[\*\]\s*#", $message);
if(isset($a[0]) && trim($a[0]) == '')
{
array_shift($a);
}
$message = '<li>'.implode("</li>\n<li>", $a)."</li>\n";