This is a simple example that outputs an extra {pipe}{minus} at the top of each table generated.

{|
|style="background-color:#B9D3EE" |'''Header'''
|-
|style="background-color:white" | Drupal 5.x is up and running
|-
|}

Output:
|-
Header
Drupal 5.x is up and running

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bwets’s picture

bwets commented
Version: 5.x-1.1 » 6.x-1.0-beta1

I second that, and on the 6.x release as well. Tried all possible combinations, still happens... Any patch there to do a quick fix? Thanks

Southpaw’s picture

Southpaw commented

I had this problem until I downloaded the files from CVS. Give it a try.

yngvewb’s picture

yngvewb commented

Seems like we have the same error: http://drupal.org/node/243903

I will try to use the CVS version of PEAR Wiki Filter module

yngvewb’s picture

yngvewb commented

I fixed my problem when using the CVS version of the PEAR package

cvs -d :pserver:cvsread@cvs.php.net:/repository checkout -d Text pear/Text_Wiki/Text

See the readme.txt in the PEAR Wiki Filter module for more information on using the CVS version.

cwgordon7’s picture

cwgordon7 commented
Status: Active » Fixed

I do not believe this has anything to do with the PEAR Wiki Filter drupal module; instead, it sounds like a bug in the individual package you're using. According to comment in #4, it sounds like this bug has been resolved in the CVS version. Feel free to reopen if checking out the CVS version does not work for you.

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asb commented

Hi,

> I fixed my problem when using the CVS version of the PEAR package
> cvs -d :pserver:cvsread@cvs.php.net:/repository checkout -d Text pear/Text_Wiki/Text

I'm using Text_Wiki 1.2.0 stable and Text_Wiki_Mediawiki 0.1.0 alpha from the pear repository for some time in several D5 installations and had lots of trouble with it - no support for images at all, the table markup bug mentioned above and quite a bunch of other problems. After reading yngvewb message (#4), I checked out the CVS version with the exact commmand provided above. The result is: no result - the simple table still renders as above.

So either (a) some input format caching is getting into the way (I did not truncate the cache_filter table), or (b) other filters cause this different behaviour, or (c) yngvewbs filter chain is configured somehow differently, or (d) the D6 version is handling the PEAR package differently than the D5 version. Any comments on this?

Thanks & greetings, -asb

yngvewb’s picture

yngvewb commented

asb: Strange that the CVS version didn't fix your problem. The CVS version actually fixed some other problem I had with with wikilinking and whitespace [[this is a link]] didn’t work with the "stable" version but works with the CVS version.
I use Drupal 5.
First of all clear your cache, if that doesn’t help disable all other filters except PEAR filter, then save your node again.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.