Hi,
I am sure CKEditor is prowerful but what good it it is if you cannot do simple things easy?
Would you, please, help disable CKEDITOR.dataProcessor. What are the configurations to do that?
We want to have the freedom and control of what goes in editor and comes out. let the editor do its job of editing but thats all...no filtering, manipulating structure already in place, please. Thank you
The default data processor is
The default data processor is a powerful system which enables editing in many in which native contenteditable fails. Without it CKEditor won't work, so disabling it would be a suicide.
However, many aspects of the data processor are configurable. Not all, because of nature of browsers, contenteditable, technical limitations, but most of them.
So - what do you want to achieve?
PS. don't expect that someone is going to help you, if your first two posts are "X post closer to new topic". You're lucky that not everybody is so lazy.
Piotrek (Reinmar) Koszuliński
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yes, yes....bla, bla powerful
yes, yes....bla, bla powerful system and suicidal and what not. Can you stop making decision for us? If I like to have processor, I will enabling. If I like to have filter, I will enable....it is the decision of mine and not your...and thats were CKEditor sucks in big time.
p.s. don't expect that if you make me post two posts to ask a single question that those posts are going to be any good....when will you get it....the world is not spinning around you, so stop telling us what to do and stop making decisions for us
I see that I'm talking here
I see that I'm talking here with an expert in using contenteditable. I'll better shut up.
But seriously - editor can't work without data processor and I'm pretty sure that more than 99% of developers using CKEditor don't have enough knowledge to build and/or configure one. That's why there have to be default options. If you know how to implement editing in contenteditable, you shouldn't have any problems in changing options you don't like.
Piotrek (Reinmar) Koszuliński
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I am not saying I am expert...
I am not saying i am expert in editors and I certainly don't want to be one...I am regular developer who like to utilize your library without wasting time on figuring out how you are removing tags just because you think they need to be removed...a decision made for us developers utilizing the ckeditor lib. I just wasted time that i could have put into what, perhaps, i am an expert....or, perhaps, creating a plugin for CKedtior to share with others...but now its wasted
For others who use Twitter Bootstrap or other framework that does use empty tags such as 'span', 'i', 'label',etc to accomplish some styling affect, then to avoid those tags being removed, add attribute - 'ata-cke-survive="true"' or pass the following to CKEditor configuration file: