Changes between Initial Version and Version 2 of Ticket #6281
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- Sep 13, 2010, 8:53:56 AM (14 years ago)
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Ticket #6281
- Property Cc ladybug_3777@… added
- Property Keywords UL LI OL List lists removed
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Ticket #6281 – Description
initial v2 1 1 In the old fckeditor I could enter the following (incorrect) HTML code in source mode: 2 2 {{{ 3 3 <li>item one</li> 4 [[BR]]5 4 <li>item two</li> 6 5 }}} 7 6 8 7 When I toggled / switched back to wysiwyg mode fckeditor would realize I was trying to make a list and automatically append the proper UL tag around my list items like so: 9 10 11 <ul>[[BR]] 12 <li>item one</li>[[BR]] 13 <li>item two</li>[[BR]] 14 </ul>[[BR]] 15 8 {{{ 9 <ul> 10 <li>item one</li> 11 <li>item two</li> 12 </ul> 13 }}} 16 14 17 15 I've noticed that ckeditor 3.3.2 does not automatically detect that I'm trying to create a list and not only does it not add in the ul tags but instead creates new lines (more and more of them) every time I toggle from source to wysiwyg like so: 18 16 First toggle: 19 17 {{{ 20 18 <p> </p> 21 19 <p> … … 29 27 item two</li> 30 28 </p> 31 29 }}} 32 30 33 31 Second toggle: 34 32 {{{ 35 33 <p> </p> 36 34 <p> </p> … … 51 49 </p> 52 50 <p> </p> 53 54 Making the problem worse eachtime.51 }}} 52 Making the problem '''worse each''' time. 55 53 56 54 The problem is more pronounced if I forget to put in wrapping ul/ol AND also forget closing li tags. So for example if I put this into source: 57 58 59 <li>item one[[BR]] 60 <li>item two[[BR]] 61 55 {{{ 56 <li>item one 57 <li>item two 58 }}} 62 59 63 60 When I toggle out and back into source I now lose my first item completely and see this in source: 64 61 65 66 62 Code: Select all 63 {{{ 67 64 <p> </p> 68 65 <p> … … 70 67 two</li> 71 68 </p> 72 69 }}} 73 70 74 71 I realize users shouldn't be putting in bad list HTML code, but it seems unfortunate that the old version of the editor was able to handle this situation and the new editor makes a mess of it