CKEditor 4
Thu, 05/06/2004 - 04:48
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sf_tex
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New Feature: Preserve html,meta,body tags

Would it be possible to add an option to disable the cleanup function when toggling from Source to WYSIWYG mode?

As it is now all html,meta and body tags are removed even when the preseve source code option is true.

cheers
sf_tex
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Mon, 07/16/2007 - 16:23
ccrook
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Re: New Feature: Preserve html,meta,body tags

Bump.


I'd be interested in anyone else's solutions to this problem as well.
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Mon, 07/16/2007 - 16:29
alfonsoml
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Re: New Feature: Preserve html,meta,body tags

Usually people just follow the sample 7 and set oFCKeditor.Config['FullPage'] = true
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Mon, 07/16/2007 - 17:02
ccrook
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Re: New Feature: Preserve html,meta,body tags

I probably should have gone into more detail. I don't need to preserve the body and other tags, I'd just like to disable the clean-up feature.

I have a customer that would like to preserve what she typed in source mode exactly for readability issues. She puts in capitalization, and more importantly white space. It is saved into the database correctly when saved from source mode; however, as soon as the editor reloads it or switches from source mode back to wysiwyg mode, the white space and the capitalizations are gone.

I'm using this as the test code

<Div claSS="fck-test-source-mode"> here is the test </diV>
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Mon, 07/16/2007 - 19:35
alfonsoml
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Re: New Feature: Preserve html,meta,body tags

ok, then try this in your browser of choice:

<html>
<head>
<script type="text/javascript">
   window.onload = function() { alert(document.body.innerHTML) } ;
</script>
</head>
<body>
<Div claSS="fck-test-source-mode"> here is the test </diV>
</body>
</html>


And now explain how a browser based editor will be able to know how the original code looked like.
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Mon, 07/16/2007 - 21:26
ccrook
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Re: New Feature: Preserve html,meta,body tags

:)











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Mon, 07/16/2007 - 22:35
alfonsoml
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Re: New Feature: Preserve html,meta,body tags

CCrook wrote:While it is correct that a browser will not care about whitespace or capitalization, humans often do. I'm not really interested in how the browser is interpreting what the code actually says (as long as it doesn't misinterpret valid XHTML :) ).




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Mon, 07/16/2007 - 23:09
boggen
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Re: New Feature: Preserve html,meta,body tags

sounds like you might want to take fckeditor.value turn it into complete ascii code string. then save to database.

then when puling back from database convert ascii code back to a-z,1-9, etc... then send string back to the fckeditor.value ((fckeditor needs to be in source mode))

note code is completely wrong, just giving idea perhaps.

turn fckeditor to source mode
retive fckeditor.value
some loop
databasestring = databasestring + asciicode(subtring(loop,fckeditor.value),0)
end loop
save databasestring to database


retrive databasestring from database
turn fckeditor to source mode
some loop
fckeditor.value = fckeditor.value + asciicode(substring(loop,databasestring),1)
end loop


scince "space" has an ascii code number and so do "hard returns / carriage returns" the white space and line breaks should be kept atleast in how am thinking.
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Mon, 10/15/2007 - 19:13
devo
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Re: New Feature: Preserve html,meta,body tags

I have this same issue seems like we need a don't touch the source code option.
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Tue, 10/23/2007 - 07:47
digitart
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Re: New Feature: Preserve html,meta,body tags


















:(
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Sun, 01/04/2009 - 22:17
dknight0
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Re: New Feature: Preserve html,meta,body tags

Hi all.. I am using fckeditor as an online site content update tool. as some of the updaters are not code-savvy, i needed a tool that hid the html code from them. I would load the content (html included) from a database field into the editor. the user woudl not see the code, just the result. on submit, the content was re-written to the database.
But as you all have already noticed, fckeditor had a tendency to encode html brackets for 'safe viewing'...

I added the following php code to the submit (receiving) page:
$findThese = array('color=&quot;', '&quot;&gt;', '&lt;br /&gt;' , 'href=&quot;' , "/&gt;", "&gt;", "&lt;"); 
$replaceWith = array('color="', '">', '<BR>' , 'href="' , '>', '>', '<');
$inputString= $postedValue;
$outputString = str_replace($findThese, $replaceWith, $inputString);


that handles all the html tags that would be used on my pages... but you might have more yourself. just add them into the arrays I've defined above. the order does make a difference though.
works like a charm.

-Dave
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Wed, 01/07/2009 - 04:23
dknight0
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Re: New Feature: Preserve html,meta,body tags

ok... just for kicks, I've coded a few lines of php to remove all overcoding of html tags that fckeditor adds. I think I got them all. You might ask why I didn't just replace quot; with ". The reason is that there were too many possibilities of a user entering quotes and them being auto-replaced by &quot;, so I instead turned-on all possible options in fckeditor and then replaced any combinations of html and quotes.

add the following to your fckeditor\_samples\php\sampleposteddata.php file right after the following line:
$postedValue = htmlspecialchars( $value ) ;



here's the code:
<?php 
$findThese = array('&quot; maxlength=', '&quot; align=', '&quot; src=', '&quot; alt=', '&quot; align=', 'width=&quot;', '&quot; width=', 'cellpadding=&quot;', '&quot; cellpadding', 'cellspacing=&quot;', 'cols=&quot;', '&quot; type=', '&quot; size=', 'maxlength=&quot;', 'size=&quot;', 'border=&quot;', '&quot; border=', 'summary=&quot;', '&quot; summary=', 'align=&quot;', '&quot; cols=', 'rows=&quot;', 'name=&quot;', 'type=&quot;', '&quot; name=', '&quot; value=', 'alt=&quot;&quot;', 'alt=&quot;', '&quot; checked', 'checked=&quot;', 'color=&quot;', '&quot;&gt;', '&lt;br /&gt;' , 'href=&quot;' , '/&gt;', '&gt;', '&lt;', '&quot;button&quot;', 'style=&quot;', 'value=&quot;', '&amp;nbsp;', 'src=&quot;', '&quot; >'); 
$replaceWith = array('" maxlength=', '" align=', '" src=', '" alt=', '" align=', 'width="', '" width=', 'cellpadding="', '" cellpadding', 'cellspacing="', 'cols="', '" type=', '" size=', 'maxlength="', 'size="', 'border="', '" border=', 'summary="', '" summary=', 'align="', '" cols=', 'rows="', 'name="', 'type="', '" name=', '" value=', 'alt=""', 'alt="', '" checked', 'checked="', 'color="', '">', '<BR>' , 'href="' , '>', '>', '<', '"button"', 'style="', 'value="', '&nbsp;', 'src="', '">');
$inputString= $postedValue;
$outputString = str_replace($findThese, $replaceWith, $inputString); 
?>


this is working for me. hope it helps
-Dave
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