I've created a HTMLMacro (as well as a simple ButtonMacro) that allows you to put arbitrary HTML code into your snips.
The
attached war file contains these macros, it is based on 1.0b1-uttoxeter.
You use it like this:
{html}
Your <b>html</b> here.
{html}The code is as follows:
package org.snipsnap.render.macro;import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.Writer;import org.radeox.util.Encoder;
import org.radeox.util.i18n.ResourceManager;
import org.snipsnap.render.macro.parameter.SnipMacroParameter;/**
* Macro that renders HTML directly.
*
* @author mfranken
*/
public class HTMLMacro extends SnipMacro {
public String getName() {
return "html";
} public String getDescription() {
return ResourceManager.getString("i18n.messages", "macro.html.description");
} /**
* Writes out HTML code directly.
*
* Use as follows: <code>{html}code{html}</code>
*
* @see org.snipsnap.render.macro.SnipMacro#execute(java.io.Writer, org.snipsnap.render.macro.parameter.SnipMacroParameter)
*/
public void execute(Writer writer, SnipMacroParameter params) throws IOException { if (params.getLength() == 0) {
writer.write(Encoder.unescape(params.getContent()));
return;
} else {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("Number of arguments does not match");
}
}
}Make sure you add the following stuff to src/META-INF/services/org.radeox.macro.Macro
org.snipsnap.render.macro.HTMLMacro
and to your messages.properties, e.g. src/apps/default/WEB-INF/classes/i18n/message_en.properties this:
# HTML Macro
macro.html.description=Render any HTML directly.
jsawers here. I could not get it to work from the war file download. So I took the source code and packaged it up properly, so it can be dropped into any install like a
regular macro. I ended up tweaking the package names, but the code is all
mfranken. I attached HTMLMacro.jar so you can download it.
DaveLevy For users of the Java Server, the .jar need only be copied to the library directory named in the CLASSPATH.
Powered by SnipSnap 1.0b3-uttoxeter 
C:/Documents and Settings/Garyapplications/_8668_/webapp/WEB-INF/libNow it works perfectly.