Hi,
What should be the procedure to define an Allowed Content Rule where the attribute name contains a special character?
For example: in svg a href is like a[xlink:href]. However, CKEditor does not seem to accept this rule.
Thanks in advance,
Deep.
Hi,
What should be the procedure to define an Allowed Content Rule where the attribute name contains a special character?
For example: in svg a href is like a[xlink:href]. However, CKEditor does not seem to accept this rule.
Thanks in advance,
Deep.
In this case you should use
In this case you should use object format of Allowed Content Rules. It is briefly described here: http://docs.ckeditor.com/#!/guide/dev_allowed_content_rules-section-3 and you can also check the 3rd editor in this sample: http://ckeditor.com/latest/samples/datafiltering.html
Piotrek (Reinmar) Koszuliński
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I tried with:
I tried with:
and
However, in both cases the xlink:href is stripped off.
This is not an object format.
This is not an object format. This is a string format which does not accept collon in this place. Please, read links which I included in previous post.
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I am sorry...
I am sorry...
AND thank you very much.