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   <br> I am really stuck at getting a module called from within a template tpl file
   <br> {flowplayer videofile="turl.php?f={$f_13}"}
   <br> I need to use the smarty variable $f_13
   <br> if I wrap the module between the {wiki}{literal} tags, the smarty variable does not get processed...
   <br> Even this, tried in desperation does not work:
   <br> {wiki}{literal}{flowplayer videofile="turl.php?f={/literal}{/wiki}{$f_13}{wiki}{literal}"}
   <br> Is there a way to put the value of smarty variable $f_13 into a variable that can be used in a tpl file between {wiki}{literal} tags?
   luciash: <u>deeku</u>: just use $f_13
   deeku: oh!
   <br> lemme check...
   <br> No joy if I use {flowplayer videofile="turl.php?f=$f_13"} - it was {f_13} earlier
   <br> $f_13 is going out as a string, literally, instead of the value contained in the variable
   luciash: in the tpl you need to use wikiplugin like this: {wikiplugin _name="flowplayer" videofile="turl.php?f=$f_13"}{/wikiplugin}
   deeku: thanks, checking...
   luciash: or you need it as a wiki syntax ? literal disables any smarty processing inside
   <br> so do not use it
   deeku: have removed both wiki and literal on your suggested syntax for {wikiplugin...
   luciash: correct
   deeku: and it works!!! Thanks so much.
   luciash: u r welcome
   jjgoth: what about incorporating all those binary2text converters into tikiwiki itself?
   <br> they could maybe be done in php
   <br> hmm or not, stuff like unzip ^^
   luciash: <u>jjgoth</u>: out of my scope. do not know
   jjgoth: hmm though tiki can unzip
   luciash: yes, tiki can unzip on filegal upload
   jjgoth: I got a list of programs for: doc, xls, ppt, docx, xlsx, pptx
   <br> some shell, some perl, one python
   <br> for application/octet-stream you use "strings"?
   <br> many text file formats are stored as octet-stream
   <br> hmm, some "tex2txt" might also be useful
   <br> if .tex is even recognized
   luciash: http://mimeapplication.net/octet-stream
   <br> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byte_stream
   <br> that is all i can help with ;)
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   Bsfez: pilou ppilou LU
   luciash: <u>Bsfez</u>: heh
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