The static page on my site can be edited and written using the textile markup language. Now if I need to include a GetSatisfaction widget or a Wufoo form on the static page, how do I go about it. Adding the widget code as it is doesn't help. Neither does the use of == in the string.
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Have you tried wrapping it in <notextile>these tags</notextile> to temporarily suspend Textile parsing instead of using ==? That would probably be more likely to work, given how fragile == is in the face of embedded scripts.
ssokolow
2010-09-16 07:15:28
Tried it. Didn't work. :-(
Nimish
2010-09-16 07:33:45
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Ok the problem got solved.
I used the notextile.. extended block and enclosed the JS code in a tag.
Nimish
2010-09-24 04:50:22
You'll want to elaborate a bit on what you discovered the problem to be and then give your answer the "Best Answer" checkmark. Otherwise, you'll start building a bad accept rating and people will be less willing to answer your questions. I believe you also get some reputation points for handing out checkmarks and an accomplishment badge for your first self-answer.
ssokolow
2010-09-24 12:35:42