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Bundler complains that formatize requires actionpack=3.0.0.beta4. I imagine there's no incompatibility with Rails 3.0.0.rc, so I think you just need to update the gemspec file :)

Say I write a mixed list:

• test
  1. test

This will correctly create a mixed list.

If I do the reverse:

1. test

• test

I'll only get one ordered list:

1. test
2. test

textilize_without_paragraph returns escaped text.

Perhaps the following code will render text consistent with the textilize method:

def textilize_without_paragraph(text, *flags)
      textiled = textilize(text, *flags)
      if textiled[0..2] == "<p>" then textiled = textiled[3..-1] end
      if textiled[-4..-1] == "</p>" then textiled = textiled[0..-5] end
      return textiled.html_safe
end

I'm sorry, but this project is no longer active. Feel free to fork the repo, copy the code, release the code under a different gem or whatever you need.

I am really enjoying this gem, it's a very neat and tidy way to get the Markdown formatter back in Rails 3. I wonder if there is any way to handle HTML5 elements in Markdown? I tried adding some raw HTML within a Markdown element, and while I was able to use a div, I couldn't use an aside as a container. Same text to render in both cases, but the aside was simply stripped out altogether, and only its contents displayed in the output.

Any thoughts about this? Is there a whitelist of element names that I could edit somewhere?

Thanks in advance,

Walter

Same again :) Formatize depends on actionpack 3.0.0.rc, so bundler won't let me use formatize if I upgrade to RC2.

markdown("<script>pawned</script>", :filter_html)

invokes bluecloth like this:

BlueCloth.new("<script>pawned</script>", :filter_html => true).to_html

which yields unescaped HTML. Bluecloth is expecting to be invoked like this:

BlueCloth.new("<script>pawned</script>", :filter_html).to_html

https://github.com/dtrasbo/formatize/blob/master/lib/formatize/helper.rb#L97

A snippet from textilize method, note that html_safe is being called on the return value of the if block. Which means it will be called even if "" is returned, which is unnecessary.

  if text.blank?
    ""
  else
    textilized = RedCloth.new(text, options)
    textilized.to_html
  end.html_safe