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      request #8196 transclusion plugin : lsth support
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    #8196
    Hanen Ben Elarbi (Hanen)
    2015-07-13 16:46
    2015-07-03 13:07
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    transclusion plugin : lsth support
    Transclusion plugin is configured without the transcluding of visual sections (lsth) enabled.
    Mediawiki
    8.1
    CentOS 6
    • [x] enhancement
    • [ ] internal improvement
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    Hanen Ben Elarbi (Hanen)
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    2015-07-13
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    Referencing request #8196

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    rel #8180 8.4

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    tuleap/tuleap/stable

    Merge commit 'refs/changes/76/4176/1' of ssh://gerrit.tuleap.net:29418/tuleap into stable a37a97c6eb
    User avatar Nicolas Terray (nterray) , 2015-07-13 16:43
    request #8196: enable transcluding visual sections d713a9e7d3
    User avatar Hanen Ben Elarbi (Hanen) , 2015-07-03 16:26

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    release #108
    Referenced by request #8196

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    gerrit #4176
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    Nicolas Terray (nterray)2015-07-13 16:46
    Thanks.

    It is integrated in Tuleap 8.3.99.34.
    • Status changed from Under review to Closed
    • Close date set to 2015-07-13
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    Hanen Ben Elarbi (Hanen)2015-07-09 14:19
    When transcluding content by heading (using #lsth:), a given heading can be transcluded in a given article.
    For example, suppose I have a page named "Test" that contains this content

    ---
    == Example ==
    This is an example.
    ---

    If I then create a page with the following:

    ---
    {{#lsth:Test|Example}}
    ---

    If the labeled section transclusion method is enabled, the output would be:

    ---
    This is an example.
    ---

    Else the output would be :

    {{#lsth:Test|Example}}

    Best regards,
    Hanen