[ic] ITL in item comments.

[Kevin Walsh]

Davor Ocelic [docelic at mail.inet.hr] wrote:
> Peter [peter at pajamian.dhs.org] wrote:
> > Is the restrict tag used to allow ceartain tags to be input by ceartain
> > users, or does it restrict which tags can be output in a block of code
> > on an page irregardless of who entered the data being output?  How does
> > it work?
> >
> * Add ability to restrict tag execution in a region. If a restricted tag
>   is encountered, it is simply output. Based on an idea from Jon Jensen.
> 
>   [restrict policy=deny*|accept enable="tag1 tag2" disable="tag1 tag2"]  
>   restricted area [/restrict]
> 
>   options:
>   policy   "allow" or "deny". Default is deny.
>   enable   space or comma-separated list of tag names, including         
>            UserTag names.
>   disable  space or comma-separated list of tag names,
>            including UserTag names. 
> 
>   For instance, this:
> 
>   [restrict enable=page]
>       [area something]
>       [page aboutus]A link[/page]
>   [/restrict]
> 
>   will output something like:
> 
>       [area something]
>       <a href="http://sam.heins.net/cgi-bin/mfound/aboutus.html">A link</a> 
> 
>   Defaults are important:
> 
>   interpolate=0
>   reparse=0
> 
>   It would defeat the purpose to set interpolate or reparse, but it can
>   be done.
>
By the way, Peter, the WHATSNEW files can be very helpful when you
can't find the information on a "new" feature anywhere else.

For instance, above text came from the "4.7 through 4.8" WHATSNEW file,
a copy of which can be found here:

    http://www.interchange.rtfm.info/whatsnew/index.html

You'll find lots of other interesting features in those files as well.

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