Hi,
I'm using FCK editor on a textarea which contains some expressions that must not be HTML encoded (ie: do not want to replace & with & or < with <, etc). These expressions are always surrounded with delimiters. For example, I am looking for any data within ${ } not to be HTML encoded.
I have looked through the code and see with FCKEditor does the encoding, but there are no configuration parameters to allow me to control what data is/isn't encoded.
I am willing to patch FCK and add in necessary configuration parameters to control this, but am not sure if/how to submit patches and/or if there is a better way to accomplish this.
Can anyone guide me in the right direction? Is there already some way that would allow me to "undo" some of the HTML encoding? I have tried using an OnBlur() listener with a SetHTML() call (which resets some of the encoding), but that resets any listeners on the object so it doesn't work. I have also looked at using the OnAfterLinkedFieldUpdate() listener, however that fires too late.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Eric
I'm using FCK editor on a textarea which contains some expressions that must not be HTML encoded (ie: do not want to replace & with & or < with <, etc). These expressions are always surrounded with delimiters. For example, I am looking for any data within ${ } not to be HTML encoded.
I have looked through the code and see with FCKEditor does the encoding, but there are no configuration parameters to allow me to control what data is/isn't encoded.
I am willing to patch FCK and add in necessary configuration parameters to control this, but am not sure if/how to submit patches and/or if there is a better way to accomplish this.
Can anyone guide me in the right direction? Is there already some way that would allow me to "undo" some of the HTML encoding? I have tried using an OnBlur() listener with a SetHTML() call (which resets some of the encoding), but that resets any listeners on the object so it doesn't work. I have also looked at using the OnAfterLinkedFieldUpdate() listener, however that fires too late.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Eric