PLUGIN));
}
+ my $page = $params{page};
+ $pagestate{$page}{PLUGIN()}{comments} = 1;
+ $pagestate{$page}{PLUGIN()}{allowhtml} = IkiWiki::yesno($params{allowhtml});
+ $pagestate{$page}{PLUGIN()}{allowdirectives} = IkiWiki::yesno($params{allowdirectives});
+ $pagestate{$page}{PLUGIN()}{commit} = defined $params{commit}
+ ? IkiWiki::yesno($params{commit})
+ : 1;
+
my $formtemplate = IkiWiki::template(PLUGIN . "_embed.tmpl",
blind_cache => 1);
$formtemplate->param(cgiurl => $config{cgiurl});
my $do = $cgi->param('do');
return unless $do eq PLUGIN;
- # These are theoretically configurable, but currently hard-coded
- my $allow_directives = 0;
- my $commit_comments = 1;
-
IkiWiki::decode_cgi_utf8($cgi);
eval q{use CGI::FormBuilder};
error(gettext("bad page name"));
}
+ my $allow_directives = $pagestate{$page}{PLUGIN()}{allowdirectives};
+ my $allow_html = $pagestate{$page}{PLUGIN()}{allowdirectives};
+ my $commit_comments = defined $pagestate{$page}{PLUGIN()}{commit}
+ ? $pagestate{$page}{PLUGIN()}{commit}
+ : 1;
+
# FIXME: is this right? Or should we be using the candidate subpage
# (whatever that might mean) as the base URL?
my $baseurl = urlto($page, undef, 1);
"page '%s' doesn't exist, so you can't comment"),
$page));
}
+ if (not $pagestate{$page}{PLUGIN()}{comments}) {
+ error(sprintf(gettext(
+ "comments are not enabled on page '%s'"),
+ $page));
+ }
if ($form->submitted eq CANCEL) {
# bounce back to the page they wanted to comment on, and exit.