Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of Ticket #12199, comment 4


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Jun 8, 2017, 10:39:35 AM (7 years ago)
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Jakub Ś
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  • Ticket #12199, comment 4

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    1 You can use API sample to test that. When you type e.g. {{{'test '}}} and then use the {{{Get Editor Contents}}} button then {{{<p>test&nbsp;</p>}}} is returned in Chrome while IE and FF only return {{{<p>test</p>}}}. It is not what is happening in native contenteditable elements where IE returns {{{<p>'test '</p>}}} and FF returns {{{<p>'test&nbsp;'</p>}}} (returns with the help of {{{document.getElementById('wrapper').innerHTML}}}).
     1You can use API sample to test that. When you type e.g. {{{'test '}}} and then use the {{{Get Editor Contents}}} button then {{{<p>test&nbsp;</p>}}} is returned in Chrome and Edge while IE11 and FF only return {{{<p>test</p>}}}. It is not what is happening in native contenteditable elements where IE returns {{{<p>'test '</p>}}} and FF returns {{{<p>'test&nbsp;'</p>}}} (returns with the help of {{{document.getElementById('wrapper').innerHTML}}}).
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    3 It is also worth mentioning that when you paste the following code into editor source area {{{<p>test </p>}}} and then switch wysiwyg/source, you will get {{{<p>test</p>}}} in all browsers. White space will be trimmed in every browser in this case. 
     3It is also worth mentioning that when you paste the following code into editor source area {{{<p>test </p>}}} and then switch wysiwyg/source, you will get {{{<p>test</p>}}} in all browsers. White space will be trimmed in every browser in this case.
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