Incorrect behavior when adding template without replacing content

[Nathan Taylor]

In a template definition containing a hidden field, if the template is added to the editor and "Replace actual contents" is unchecked, the HTML rendered does not match the template content; specifically, the hidden fields are replaced with <img /> tags. The template HTML is rendered correctly if "Replace actual contents" is left checked.

Example template:

CKEDITOR.addTemplates('default',
{
    templates:
		[
			{
			    title: 'Test',
			    html: '<input name="HiddenField" type="hidden" value="Value" />'
                 + '<input type="submit" value="Submit" />'
			},
		]
});

When I click on the above template in the template plugin window and leave "Replace actual contents" checked, the editor contains the following HTML:

<p>
<input name="HiddenField" type="hidden" value="Value" /> <input type="submit" value="Submit" /></p>

Now if I leave the above content in place (or delete it- it does not matter) and then add the template again with "Replace actual contents" unchecked, the follow HTML is appended to the editor:

<p>
<img align="" alt="Unkn[[BR]]
own Object" src="../../../../../Content/Js/ckeditor/images/spacer.gif?t=A8LE4JO" /> <input type="submit" value="Submit" /></p>

I do not know if there are any other HTML elements that exhibit this behavior, but the hidden field is one. My guess is that the problem would apply to any element which is rendered as an image in the WYSIWYG view of CKEditor.

Additional testing revealed that this bug appears to be limited to Firefox 3.6.10. It does not occur in Internet Explorer 8, Chrome 3, or Opera 10.

[Sa'ar Zac Elias]

DUP of #6275.