In Tiki12, it is not possible to write non-parsed things using the following syntax:
<b>This should not be bold</b> ~ n p ~ < b > This should not be bold < / b > ~ / n p ~ ← without spaces
Which, sadly, shows this way:
<b>This should not be bold</b>
Of course, the Code plugin is not an acceptable substitute, since it does not allow non-parsed content inside text.
This is a big blocker for all technical-oriented Tiki sites (like technical documentation ones, or Tiki consultants ones)
This can be reproduced in tracker fields (like here), wiki pages and blog posts at least. No need for a show instance since one can see it here, I guess.
It seems that the problem is that we have a better behaviour which I did not expect: non-parse is not required anymore because html is shown "as-is".
The only remaining issue is about data migration from Tiki 9 to Tiki 12.
Should be fixed in r50958
Actually reverted and recommitted in r50963
I'm guessing this was fixed with so I am closing this report. Please re-open if any issues.
Maybe just not using no-parse tags? Then HTML will get encoded and thus displayed like: <b>This should not be bold</b>
That is a change in the parser behaviour. I actually like it better than before.
I was so used to the previous one that I did not try that (I think).
Let me create a show instance and check where I really need it: blogs & wiki pages
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