Invalid table(with indentation) layout in wiki.

[tdkim@…]

The following wiki markup:

 * this is a table example.
   || This row has a '''wrong''' indentation. ||
   || This row has a correct indentation. ||
   || This row has a correct indentation. ||

 * this is a correct block example.
   {{{
#!c
int i = 0;
printf("%d", i);
   }}}

Renders as:

• this is a table example.

This row has a wrong indentation.

This row has a correct indentation.

This row has a correct indentation.

• this is a correct block example.

  int i = 0;
  printf("%d", i);
  

[Christian Boos]

Thanks for the report and the example, I'll try to make this work for the next bug fix release.

[tdkim@…]

This is a more infomation.

|| This is no indentation. ||

{{{
This is no indentation.
}}}

 || This must have a 1 indentation. ||

 {{{
This must have a 1 indentation.
 }}}

   || This must have 2 indentations. ||

   {{{
This must have 2 indentations. ||
   }}}

This is no indentation.

This is no indentation.

This must have a 1 indentation.

This must have a 1 indentation.

This must have 2 indentations.

This must have 2 indentations. ||

Thanks for Trac…

[Christian Boos]

I'll have a look if the new WikiEngine can handle this better…

[Christian Boos]

WikiEngine refactoring and related fixes postponed.

[Christian Boos]

#6482 has been closed as duplicate of this ticket.

[mark.sethi@…]

I've been beating my head against this one and found that the following works:

 * Some item

 ||indentation! ||my fancy||table||
 ||woot||

Which displays as:

• Some item

indentation!	my fancy	table
woot

The extra newline seems to fix the problem, and you need as many spaces as you want indents, both of which are counter-intuitive. Of course this means if you're including a table in an ordered list, you will have to reset the counter with the following item.