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SID-00448: REVCOMMENT breaks my table

Status: Unanswered Unanswered TWiki version: 4.2.4 Perl version:
Category: CommentPlugin Server OS: Last update: 1 year ago

I have a CommentPlugin template that adds a new line to a table on another page. (This is part of my MoldyOldies application.

Not every time (??), but more often than I like, the added table row will have

%META:REVCOMMENT{ncomments="0"}%
appended to it.

e.g.

| [[CoolStuff]] | 27 Jul 2009 | Main.TWikiLover | I use this a lot | %REVINFO{topic="CoolStuff" "$date - $wikiusername"}%  | %META:REVCOMMENT{ncomments="0"}%
| [[StaticDocs]] | 29 Jul 2009 | Main.TWikiLover | I use this once a month| %REVINFO{topic="StaticDocs" "$date - $wikiusername"}%  | %META:REVCOMMENT{ncomments="0"}%

This breaks my table.

Where is this META:REVCOMMENT coming from? More to the point, how do I make it stop? It shouldn't add itself to an automated edit!

-- VickiBrown - 2009-07-31

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Title REVCOMMENT breaks my table
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Topic revision: r4 - 2010-10-20 - VickiBrown
 
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