Paste with accent from Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio

[Dany]

Hi!

I tried it on your demo and my installation.

Select a text (french) with accent like "Bonne journée à tous!" from Management Studio and paste it in CKEditor.

Result: The letters with accents does not appear. But it works in this editor???

Thanks.

My installation CKEditor - CKEditor 4.3.3 #revision 7841b02# Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio - 10.50.2772.0 Microsoft Analysis Services Client Tools - 10.50.2772.0 Microsoft Data Access Components #MDAC# - 6.1.7601.17514 Microsoft MSXML - 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 Microsoft Internet Explorer - 9.11.9600.17501 Microsoft .NET Framework - 2.0.50727.5485 Operating System - 6.1.7601

[Dany]

IE version: 11.0.9600.17501CO (11.0.15 KB3008923) OS: Win 7 Pro SP 1

[Jakub Ś]

Could you explain your case in more detail? I don't quite understand what you mean by

The letters with accents does not appear. But it works in this editor???

Does it work in some case?
If this doesn't work only when pasting from Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio then IMHO it is a little bit out of scope of CKEditor and possible that there is some encoding issue?

Could you try reproducing this issue without Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio and provide detailed steps needed to reproduce this issue?

[Dany]

Hi and Happy New Year!

If a copy a string from Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio and paste it in this editor (used for ticket), it works. But the same paste is not working in CKEditor (on my app or on your demo site).

For reproducing this issue, 1- Copy (CTRL+C) this text "Bonne journée à tous!" 2- Paste it in CKEditor (CTRL+V). You will get "Bonne journe tous!". The é and the à are lost.

But the same test with this editor (for ticket), works!

Thanks!

[Jakub Ś]

I have tried reproducing this issue but without success. This seems to be working fine.

Could you tell me:

1. In which browser does it happen?
2. What encoding you use for your HTML page?
3. Could you perhaps send us reduced sample HTML page where this issue is reproducible. I talking about something that can be put into CKEditor samples folder, will work and will show the problem.
4. Does it happen only after you paste text from Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio or perhaps problem can be reproduced when pasting text even from notepad?

I’m interested here in initial source for this text before doing copy/paste in editor.

I suspect encoding issues here.