PHP Dingus Fix

[Adam McMaster]

On Tue, 2006-09-19 at 08:32 -0400, Michel Fortin wrote:

> Le 19 sept. 2006 à 7:05, Adam McMaster a écrit :

> 

> > I've found a footnote-related bug. [...]

> >

> > And here's how it renders, with the subheading showing up in the

> > footnotes section at the end:

> 

> I see this happening with a couple of elements of the Markdown  

> syntax: they become part of the footnote definition whether they are  

> indented or not. That's a bug I'll have to fix.


I've found a workaround for this bug, but have also encountered a new
one.  Placing a HTML comment after the footnote definition fixes the
first problem.  Now I've found that placing a footnote inside a list
causes them to be numbered out of order.  E.g.:




This is the first paragraph.[^first]

[^first]:  This is the first note.

<!-- footnote fix -->

* List item one.[^second]
* List item two.[^third]

[^second]: This is the second note.
[^third]: This is the third note.




This renders as:





This is the first paragraph.3

      * List item one.1
      * List item two.2

________________________________________________________________________
     1. This is the second note. ↩
        
     2. This is the third note. ↩
        
     3. This is the first note. ↩



-- 
Adam McMaster <adam at moosoft.net>