Hi all,
Now, I'm using FCK 2.6 in an Asp.net Website.
When I tried to edit some parse some HTML content in the editor, I got some problems:
<p>
<tr>
</tr>
<td class="yule_content1" height="22"> </td>
</p>
You can put the above code to the content source, and it will not be parse to correct format in IE7.0(I mean it' will be rewritten to correct on in firefox).
Could you please help me out?
Thank you in advance.
Now, I'm using FCK 2.6 in an Asp.net Website.
When I tried to edit some parse some HTML content in the editor, I got some problems:
<p>
<tr>
</tr>
<td class="yule_content1" height="22"> </td>
</p>
You can put the above code to the content source, and it will not be parse to correct format in IE7.0(I mean it' will be rewritten to correct on in firefox).
Could you please help me out?
Thank you in advance.
Re: Is this a bug of FCK 2.6 ?
Well... Isn't that fragment invalid HTML? Not just incomplete, but outright invalid. You have table data defined outside of a table row, and HTML that's outside of the table data cell, but apparently still in the table!

If your browser is strict, or doesn't have the needed heuristics, it shouldn't render it. *I* certainly wouldn't render that fragment...
Ken
Re: Is this a bug of FCK 2.6 ?
This is not a demo or test, but exists in real environment.
When I copy some data from a HTML page to the editor, it contains these script. So, when I sumit the content in IE7.0, the script is written to database directly. And, then my web page will be disarranged.
While if I copy the same content in Firefox, the script is eclipsed. The submitted data looks well.
Is there any difference between IE7.0 and Firefox in this section? And, can you give me some suggestions about this?
Thanks very much,
Re: Is this a bug of FCK 2.6 ?
<tr>
<td>
without table tag
</td>
</tr>
In IE7.0, FCK will parse the above script to:
<p>
<tr>
</tr>
<td> </td>
without table tag</p>
But, in Firefox, it will be parsed to :
<p> without table tag</p>
I don't know why FCK in firefox can do this successfully, while FCK in IE does not.
Appreciate your help.....
Re: Is this a bug of FCK 2.6 ?
Re: Is this a bug of FCK 2.6 ?
Re: Is this a bug of FCK 2.6 ?
Thank you for your patience.
Best regards,