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Wed, 07/09/2008 - 17:44
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Re: FCKEditor reformats Text copied from website
I am not on the FCKEditor dev team, but my understanding is that you won't be able to change this. The reason is that the FCKEditor does not actually have an HTML parser built in - it uses the parser built into the host web browser. So, what is happening is that when you save or switch from "Content" to "Source" views - the FCKEditor is actually reading the DOM tree from the browser, and displaying the result. Since the HTML parser in browsers will always attempt to make sense of any malformed HTML that is sent its way, your code will always be reformatted when you go back and forth.
This means that there is no setting within the FCKEditor to preserve, perfectly intact whatever code you might type into the "Source" view. It is not like an IDE (such as Dreamweaver), where the source code is saved somewhere - it is all done from within the browser. This is fundamental to the way that FCKEditor (and pretty much every other in-browser WYWIWYG editor that I know of) works. This also means that you may get slightly different results from different browsers.
I hope that makes sense. It frustrated me a great deal as well, until one of the developers explained it to me.