I'd like to use Paste format in order to clean up pasted html before saving. Since I'm already using wysiwyg_filter I'd like to use that for a 'cleanup format'.
One use case it to prevent users from pasting base-64 encoded images from Word etc. into the html. The WYSIWYG API + CKEditor forced cleanup setting prevents most of this, but (depending on the browser?), some users are still able to paste in these images.
Could wysiwyg_filter be made to filter out such instances? HTML looks like this:
<img src="data:image/png;base64,xxxxxx" />, where xxxxxx is a ridiculously long string.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | wysiwyg_filter_filter_image_src_attr-1864732-1.patch | 798 bytes | Mouna Hammami |
Comments
Comment #1
Mouna Hammami commentedHi,
I have had the same problem when i activated wysiwyg_filter in my Drupal site
After searching for hours in the code of the module, i could note that the problem is caused by the call of filter_xss_bad_protocol for src attributes of img element.
To solve the problem, i have excluded src attributes og img elements from the filter_xss_bad_protocol call and this works fine!
You can try it by applying this patch
Comment #2
geek-merlinSee #2822952: Do not Filter src="data:image..." base-64-encoded images