Escape Textile
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<txp:php>echo date('F Y'); </txp:php> produces the following error when posted to the <txp:body /> of an article:
error: Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end, expecting T_STRING or T_VARIABLE or '$' in /var/www/sitepath/textpattern/publish/taghandlers.php(3089) : eval()'d code on line 1
As noted here, escaping textile does render the PHP correctly. Escaping in textile is done as follows by wrapping with double equal signs.
==<txp:php>echo date('F Y'); </txp:php>==
And, thereby PHP does echo the date as shown here: Today is September 09, 2010
Now on to establishing a 1000 beat per day format for <txp:posted />…
Beating It
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Know how to tell someone what time it is approximately in Beat Time by judging from the Sun. Do this, rather than consulting a clock which doing so now provides that it is @181 and therefore 9:40a in Greenwich.
It is 8:20p in Oregon and knowing the most popular way to tell time will get me to the movie on time but it won’t satisfy.
Local vs. GMT
Time: 03:36:33 vs. 10:36:33
Swatch: 483 vs. 483
