Revision history  [back]

Still invastigating but I think that problem appears because a regular expression in question.py is not valid. Please Plese have a look

def get_summary_html(self, search_state):
    html = self.get_cached_summary_html()
    if not html:
        html = self.update_summary_html()

    # use `<<<` and `>>>` because they cannot be confused with user input
    # - if user accidentialy types <<<tag-name>>> into question title or body,
    # then in html it'll become escaped like this: &lt;&lt;&lt;tag-name&gt;&gt;&gt;
    regex = re.compile(r'<<<(%s)>>>' % const.TAG_REGEX_BARE)

    while True:
        match = regex.search(html)
        if not match:
            break
        seq = match.group(0)  # e.g "<<<my-tag>>>"
        tag = match.group(1)  # e.g "my-tag"
        full_url = search_state.add_tag(tag).full_url()
        html = html.replace(seq, full_url)

    return html

Since my tags are not in english, but in greek, there is a chance that my url already contains different strange symbols. Thus, regex may is confused and dont remove these <<< >>> characters

Still invastigating but I think that problem appears because a regular expression in question.py is not valid. Plese have a look

def get_summary_html(self, search_state):
    html = self.get_cached_summary_html()
    if not html:
        html = self.update_summary_html()

    # use `<<<` and `>>>` because they cannot be confused with user input
    # - if user accidentialy types <<<tag-name>>> into question title or body,
    # then in html it'll become escaped like this: &lt;&lt;&lt;tag-name&gt;&gt;&gt;
    regex = re.compile(r'<<<(%s)>>>' % const.TAG_REGEX_BARE)

    while True:
        match = regex.search(html)
        if not match:
            break
        seq = match.group(0)  # e.g "<<<my-tag>>>"
        tag = match.group(1)  # e.g "my-tag"
        full_url = search_state.add_tag(tag).full_url()
        html = html.replace(seq, full_url)

    return html

Since my tags are not in english, but in greek, there is a chance that my url already contains different strange symbols. Thus, &lt symbols etc, so, regex may is confused and dont remove these <<< >>> characters

Still invastigating but I think that problem appears is because a regular expression in question.py is not valid. Plese have a look

def get_summary_html(self, search_state):
    html = self.get_cached_summary_html()
    if not html:
        html = self.update_summary_html()

    # use `<<<` and `>>>` because they cannot be confused with user input
    # - if user accidentialy types <<<tag-name>>> into question title or body,
    # then in html it'll become escaped like this: &lt;&lt;&lt;tag-name&gt;&gt;&gt;
    regex = re.compile(r'<<<(%s)>>>' % const.TAG_REGEX_BARE)

    while True:
        match = regex.search(html)
        if not match:
            break
        seq = match.group(0)  # e.g "<<<my-tag>>>"
        tag = match.group(1)  # e.g "my-tag"
        full_url = search_state.add_tag(tag).full_url()
        html = html.replace(seq, full_url)

    return html

Since my tags are not in english, but in greek, there is a chance that my url already contains &lt symbols etc, so, regex may is confused and dont remove these <<< >>> characters