I use fckeditor in my own custom CMS System. I never had any problems, but now I have an enduser who creates large pages and uses a lot of layout options. As long as he doesn't submit the page or switches to codeview and back, there's no problem.
But when the enduser does submits the page, the html is evidently being evaluated and fixed. Now I understand that the editor should fix missing end tags and it should create well-formed html, but I assume that this is for html that is imported or typed in as html code.
That is not the case here. The end user only works in wysiwyg-mode, uses the options from the option-bar and only imports pure text. That means that all the html code is produced by the editor itself. You can imagine his frustration when he submits his page and all of a sudden large parts of his page are missing or placed at the bottom of the page. Mind you: I'm not talking about inserting a tbody tag, I'm talking about messing uo the complete page.
I've already tried upgrading to version 2.5, but we get the same result.
Does anyone have experience with this problem?
Is there anyway I can disable this process that 'fixes' the html?
A desperate developer
But when the enduser does submits the page, the html is evidently being evaluated and fixed. Now I understand that the editor should fix missing end tags and it should create well-formed html, but I assume that this is for html that is imported or typed in as html code.
That is not the case here. The end user only works in wysiwyg-mode, uses the options from the option-bar and only imports pure text. That means that all the html code is produced by the editor itself. You can imagine his frustration when he submits his page and all of a sudden large parts of his page are missing or placed at the bottom of the page. Mind you: I'm not talking about inserting a tbody tag, I'm talking about messing uo the complete page.
I've already tried upgrading to version 2.5, but we get the same result.
Does anyone have experience with this problem?
Is there anyway I can disable this process that 'fixes' the html?
A desperate developer