This seemed like a good idea to me - it's very simple, but loops always make people think of interesting things to do with them! The plugin allows you to specify any number of named parameters which each contain a pipe-delimited list of replacements. When it renders, it will repeat the plugin body, replacing textual parameters (surrounded by ${...}) in the body from each list. Here's an example...

[{IteratorPlugin num='1|2|3' desc='One|Two|Three'

${num}. ${desc}\\}]

...would produce...

1. One
2. Two
3. Three

You can put any wiki markup in the plugin body. Unfortunately, there's a problem with TranslatorReader which means you can't nest plugins (see my bug report). There's a patch attached which fixes this. With this patch, you can do something like this...

[{IteratorPlugin src='1|2|3|4|5'

{[Image src='holiday${src}.jpg' height='100' caption='Holiday Pic ${src}'}]}]

To install, just drop the JAR into WEB-INF/lib/ and optionally add com.lledrsolutions.jspwiki.plugin to jspwiki.plugin.searchPath in the JSPWiki properties file (if you want to use the shortened plugin name - as in the example).

-- DaveSB