A <br> is inserted when saving or hittng ENTER in summary field

[Tom Lamano]

If I make edits to a page using MediaWiki+FCKeditor, then type up an edit summary, then hit Enter to commit instead of clicking "Save page" with my mouse, it commits but also inserts a carriage return near where I was working on the article. It should do one or the other: either it should not commit when you hit enter, or it should commit without also inserting carriage returns.

[Tom Lamano]

In the above report, I note that MediaWiki+FCKeditor inserts a carriage return when you save a page by hitting enter in the edit summary field. It's actually not related to hitting enter; it happens when you click the "save page" button as well.

MediaWiki+FCKeditor inserts an extra, unwanted carriage return wherever your cursor was, every time you save a page, unless your cursor was at the end of the page. It happens whether clicking the "Save page" button or hit enter in the edit summary field.

[Wojciech Olchawa]

Confirmed on IE and IE7. Works fine in FF2.

[Doru Moisa]

capture of the actual data sent by POST after hitting ENTER in summary field

[Doru Moisa]

the summary text appers to be alright (no <br>'s) in the history diff view

[Doru Moisa]

Cannot reproduce this, maybe it was fixed with other commits. I attached two screenshots ( ​http://dev.fckeditor.net/attachment/ticket/1470/fiddler_post.png and ​http://dev.fckeditor.net/attachment/ticket/1470/IE.png). As you can see there is are no <br> tags that are inserted.

I'm using IE version 6.0.2900.2180.xpsp_sp2_rtm.040803-2158, Mediawiki svn rev.32912 and FCKEditor svn rev.1850

[Tom Lamano]

My original summary of the issue was a little iffy. Please read my first response, where I try to clarify. The <br>'s were not being inserted in the edit summary. They were being inserted in the article itself, wherever I had left my cursor, unless my cursor was at the end of the article.

[Wojciech Olchawa]

It seems to work in my test as well so I'm closing this ticket.