Hi,

in my installation, the "Quotes" module appears not to honor input formats properly.

Example: Inputting

Quote: „Zensur ist Mord an der bürgerlichen Meinungs- und Informationsfreiheit.“
Author: Ludwig Feuerbach

mutates when displaying the node to

<p>„Zensur ist Mord an der bürgerlichen Meinungs- und Informationsfreiheit.“</p>
— Ludwig Feuerbach

I'm not sure where these HTML tags come from, they appear if I'm using a contributed input format like MediaWiki (PEAR WIki Filter module), but they also appear when using the built-in "Filtered HTML".

Greetingsd- asb

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And I assume you don't want the <p> markup? That is pretty normal in Drupal. I'll have to look and see if there's some way not to do that.

I think it may have something to do with the "Line break converter" option in the input format. You might try a new input format that doesn't use that option and see if it still happens.

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asb commented

Hi,

that behaviour of the Quotes module is pretty new; in the prior releases, with the same input filter chain, it didn't display the paragraph tags.

Sample filter chain (PEAR Wiki Filter/MediaWiki style input format):

* Footnotes (-9)
* Amazon (-7)
* Code (- 6)
* PEAR Wiki (0)
* Tablemanager (2)
* Line break converter (10)

Filtered HTML input:

* Footnotes (-8)
* Code (-2)
* Line break converter (8)

I can't move the line break converter up since it breaks the other node types.

Greetings, -asb

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I believe you. Since I also maintain the Glossary module, which implements filter code, I have a tendency to use check_markup frequently and have probably added it to this module. I may need to go in and force the proper input format to be used.

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If this is because you're using a rich text editor (fckeditor, tinymce) I posted something in the issue queue about getting them to play along nicely together only fairly recently. I know you didn't specifically mention that you're using one, only this is exactly the same issue I was having so the solution is more or less the same.

Pobster

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asb commented

> If this is because you're using a rich text editor (fckeditor, tinymce) (...)

No, I'm using MediaWiki formatting (PEAR Wiki filter) as the default input filter. However, the parenthesis tags do appear also with default input formats. NancyDru is probably right that this is inserted by the "Line break converter" filter and should be handled differenty (as in prior versions).

Greetings, -asb

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Assigned: Unassigned » nancydru
Status: Active » Fixed

Committed to -dev version on both branches.

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asb commented

Hi NancyDru,

thank you, -dev is working fine again!

Greetings, -asb

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Great. Thanks for letting me know.

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Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.