Hi, I try to make an example to reproduce some bug with inline and toc plugins.
-My friend uses
-[[inline pages="users/joey" raw="yes"]]
+My friend uses
+
+ \[[!inline pages="users/joey" raw="yes"]]
+
to include common snippets in various pages, and it works as advertised, but if toc plugin is used, page is messed up.
I'll try here to reproduce one example...
+You can see that wikilink is rendered in one line and 'here's paragraph' is not a separate paragraph.
+
+All this is displayed correctly if toc is removed.
+
+> Thanks for the clear explanation and example. This is a bug in markdown.
+> Version 1.0.1 gets confused by the toc div, which is followed by a few
+> lines of markdown, and then by a second div for the inlined page. It
+> doesn't convert the markdown in the middle to html.
+>
+> I've tested with markdown 1.0.2 and it seems to render this ok. 1.0.2 has
+> a much improved parser, which is known to fix several block-related
+> problems, including this one. It is currently packaged in experimental in
+> Debian, and I suggest you give it a try if you're experiencing this
+> problem.
+>
+> (Actually, this seems closely related to the problem described
+> [here](http://bugs.debian.org/421843).
+>
+> I'm going to close this bug report since it's a markdown bug. --[[Joey]]
+[[!tag done]]
+
+>> thanks, that fixes it.
+
+
TEST1
=====
* bl bla
* aadsd
-[[toc levels=2]]
+[[!toc levels=2]]
bla bla
-[[table data="""
+[[!table data="""
Customer|Amount
Fulanito|134,34
Menganito|234,56
Menganito|234,56
"""]]
-[[inline pages="users/joey" raw="yes"]]
+
+[[wikilink|users]]
+
+Here's a paragraph.
+
+
+[[!inline pages="users/joey" raw="yes"]]
bla bla