+1. Totally agree with Dario.

This is fixed. Commit can be found here.

The document can be found here. These are tags supported.

I have updated the README.md here. Check it out.

I'm currently working on parsing tables and the ordered list. Though, the documentation can be found here.

{ rex:/<math>(.*?)<\/math>/mgi, tmplt:"$$ $1 $$" },
{ rex:/<math *display *= *"?block"?>(.*?)<\/math>/mgi, tmplt:"$$$$ $1 $$$$" },

The code works now. This is the commit.

I added this code to wiky.js to parse <math> tag

I'm using this parser currently. Working on making the parser work.

Okay. Got it.

For the math tag, I need to do this right. I have to parse <math> to $ ?

No. Okay. Thanks. It was this simple :( . I was going through the JS that triggers when someone clicks Preview.

To add the wiky.js for parsing wikitext to HTML, I need to find a way to get the current value of the #wpTextbox1 textarea in the WikiEditor and I'm unable to do that.

In T2974#40379, @grigoletti wrote:

This is a suggestion:

http://goessner.net/articles/wiky/

I know it's alla based on regex rules but it seems easy to read and to hack

So, this is working. I'm attaching the screenshots of its working.

We, ofcourse, need you! :)

This is the latest commit for displaying the log (console.log) to the user when he clicks the wikieditor's preview button when he's offline!

This is the Commit for alerting user when he clicks the preview button when he's offline!

In T2958#40032, @tomaluca wrote:

I think you have to parse the error and check why you got an error.

Because if is the server with an internal error (500) or an http status like 401 or 403 in this way the script detects an offline status of the client.

Yeah so this the code.

//Function to notify the user if he's editing

What I did is this:

So, do I need to install TimedMediaHandler extension in wikitolearn locally? Does this is what you mean?