Bug #19974
closedEmpty subpart markers ignored
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Description
When using a template with an empty subpart (), that subpart will be ignored and hence no content will be inserted. This usually shows up when using automaketemplate with an empty element (<div id="marker"></div>) which generates an empty subpart.
This seems to be caused by t3lib_parsehtml::getSubpart which will return "" even if a valid (but empty) subpart is found.
if (preg_match('/^([^\<]*\-\-\>)(.*)(\<\!\-\-[^\>]*)$/s', $content, $matches)===1) {
return $matches2;
}
which causes an issue in class tslib_cObj ( around line 2529 and other places similar code is used)
if (is_array($conf['subparts.'])) {
reset($conf['subparts.']);
while(list($theKey,$theValue)=each($conf['subparts.'])) {
if (!strstr($theKey,'.')) {
$subpart = $this->getSubpart($content, $PRE.$theKey.$POST);
if ($subpart) {
$GLOBALS['TSFE']->register['SUBPART_'.$theKey] = $subpart;
$subparts[$theKey]['name'] = $theValue;
$subparts[$theKey]['conf'] = $conf['subparts.'][$theKey.'.'];
}
}
}
}
where the returned subpart is "" (false) and hence the subpart isn't included in the subparts array.
Possible fixes;
Add dummy text to empty subparts
if (preg_match('/^([^\<]*\-\-\>)(.*)(\<\!\-\-[^\>]*)$/s', $content, $matches)===1) {
if(strlen($matches2)==0) $matches2='Dummy Content';
return $matches2;
}
Have getSubpart return boolean false
$subpart !== false...
(issue imported from #M10359)
Updated by Jigal van Hemert over 14 years ago
Fixed in 0.1.2 (Just uploaded to TER)