insert <embed> and custom attributes in other tags failed in Firefox 3.6.9

[PC]

example:

oEditor.insertHTML('<embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/ZZxx3VmTq3M?fs=1" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="480" height="385"></embed>');

but oEditor.getData() returns

<img align="" alt="Flash" src="../images/spacer.gif?t=A7HG4HT" style="width: 480px; height: 385px;" />

only happens in FF3.6.9

[awstin]

It's a bug in insertHtml() method. I've tried also via firebug to insert an object in the demo from youtube with the function insertHtml() and it's stripping all tag properties like "_cke_realelement" containing object infos from the img placeholder.

[douglasandre]

I'm also having the same problem, please help me! I am using CKeditor version 3.2 and some users complained that the insertion of videos was buggy. I found the problem and performed tests with version 3.4 which showed the same problem on mozila firefox >= 3.6.9

[rocing]

I'm also having the same problem, please help me!

[labbejf]

The src attribute of the img tag is also modified to a relative path.... I received a lot of complaint from our client.... Please help

[alfonsoml]

This is due to a security change in Firefox, and it's affecting all the editors that use the inserthml command. ​https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=596300

[alfonsoml]

#6288 has been marked as dup

[alfonsoml]

#6280 and #6321 have been marked as dups

[alfonsoml]

#6325 has been marked as dup

[abushnell]

This has become a major issue for our clients who use a WYSIWYG in a CMS. Any timeframe for this fix?

[Saare]

Replying to abushnell:

This has become a major issue for our clients who use a WYSIWYG in a CMS. Any timeframe for this fix?

This is not up to us. This is a ​FF bug.

[Saare]

#6364 has been marked as dup

[alfonsoml]

Mozilla has published beta builds of Firefox 3.6.11 that includes the fixes for these problems: ​ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/firefox/nightly/3.6.11-candidates/build2/

Anyone interested should test them before they are released and published for everybody.

[joelstein]

​Firefox 3.6.11 was released yesterday, and it appears to have fixed this problem.

[alfonsoml]

#6631 has been marked as dup

[garry.yao]

Replying to joelstein:

​Firefox 3.6.11 was released yesterday, and it appears to have fixed this problem.

Confirmed.