<wbr> tag in source is breaking the editor.

[Satya Minnekanti]

To reproduce the defect:

1. Open CK Editor sample, Go to Source and paste the following code.

<p> dublin <wbr> ireland </wbr> </p>
<p> paris france </p>

2. Go to Rich Text view.

Expected Result: 2 paragraphs that we have set in step 1 should be displayed.

Actual Result:

FF: An extra empty paragraph is added between 2 paragraphs.

Safari,Opera,Chrome: An extra empty paragraph is added at end of 2 paragraph.

3. Switch between Source mode & Rich text couple of times.

Issue1: IN FF, Safari,Opera,Chrome You will see lot of extraneous and heavily nested <WBR> tags in the content and empty paragraphs gets adding in the content.

4. Navigate between Source mode & Rich text some 20 times.

Issue2: In FF& Chrome Editor is broken and when i look at firebug it shows an error and the Error is too much recursion [Break On This Error] if(w){for(t=0;t<v&&q[t].pri<s;t++){}fo...t=s.$.scopeName.toLowerCase()+':'+t;

[Damian]

The original description needs to be refined. Using </wbr> is not valid as the content model for <wbr> is blank, e.g. just like <br>.

There are still major problems adding simple <wbr> tags to the content. CKEditor creates closing </wbr> tags. Which is the starting point in Satya's test case. As you go between source mode and rich text, CKEditor continues to add additional opening and closing <wbr> tags.

[Jakub Ś]

Issue 1 is also reproducible for IE9

The error from Firebug is:
Message: too much recursion
File: /_source/core/dom/document.js
Line: 248
Code: this.$.write( html );

[Frederico Caldeira Knabben]

#5281 has been marked as DUP.

[Sa'ar Zac Elias]

Fixed with [6931].

[ilovedrupalverymuch]

Replying to Saare:

Fixed with [6931].

satya posted two issues and according to the last entry of this ticket, the bug has been fixed already. My question is which issue was fixed? I tried the test case in the demo but still issue no. 1 was not resolved. I will try to check if I can recreate the problem stated in issue no. 2..

[Wiktor Walc]

@ilovedrupalverymuch - in which demo did you try it? Did you check it in the ​nightly build?

Could you provide more details, what problems do you see and in what browser?

My result in Firefox is:

<p>
	dublin <wbr /> ireland</p>
<p>
	paris france</p>

and it is correct, see the first comment added by damo.

[ilovedrupalverymuch]

Hi wwalc,

I tried the test case by satya in ​http://ckeditor.com/demo in FF, IE, and Chrome yesterday. As soon as I inserted the test case and press the source button around 50 times, the demo crashed.

What is strange is when I tried the same test case this morning, the problem was gone.

My question is, if I will replace the dtd.js file from Fixed with [6931] in our server, will it solve the problem? Will I have the same result as the demo "now" (because I was certain it was having a problem yesterday)?

If I am missing something, please shed some light for I am currently unable to make it work in our server.

Thanks anyways for a prompt response to my post.

Cheers

[ilovedrupalverymuch]

Replying to ilovedrupalverymuch:

Hi wwalc,

I tried the test case by satya in ​http://ckeditor.com/demo in FF, IE, and Chrome yesterday. As soon as I inserted the test case and press the source button around 50 times, the demo crashed.

What is strange is when I tried the same test case this morning, the problem was gone.

My question is, if I will replace the dtd.js file from Fixed with [6931] in our server, will it solve the problem? Will I have the same result as the demo "now" (because I was certain it was having a problem yesterday)?

If I am missing something, please shed some light for I am currently unable to make it work in our server.

Thanks anyways for a prompt response to my post.

Cheers

Hi wwalc,

Just an update on my previous post. I had the CKEditor working on our site but it seems like the "dtd.js" patch wouldn't work by simply replacing the file from an older version of CKEditor. I had to update the entire CKEditor with the latest build to make it work.

This is just an FYI.

Cheers,

Davis