I have tinyMCE activated.

When I add a Category to a Contact Form and click Save I get the following error message:

<p>someon@domain.com</p> is an invalid e-mail address.

I see why it is invalid, tinyMCE has added <p> tags. Even when I edit the raw html and remove the <p> tags, tinyMCE replaces them.

How am I to set up a category on a contact form then??

Thanks for your time.
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James

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JamesKB’s picture

HELP!! :) Anyone have any ideas about this???

JamesKB’s picture

Anyone out there have any ideas about this problem??????

alfachino’s picture

Hi,

Have you found the solution to this? Suddenly I'm dealing with the same thing and am wondering whether anyone knows how to go around it.

Thanks!

jadowd’s picture

are you using the url link feature to the tinyMCE or are you simply allowing the interface to interpret your input?

JamesKB’s picture

I'm just typing the email address in by hand into timyMCE not using the url link feature. Any ideas??

Thaks for your time.
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James

JamesKB’s picture

Is it possible to turn off tinyMCE for the Contact Form Category creation screen??? If so, how does one to it??

Thanks for your time.
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JamesKB

menjivar’s picture

hi,
i was wondering if you were able to fix the problem of invalid email address in drupal using tinymce? i am having the same problem and i already disabled tinymce but is still showing in my text boxes. any ideas?

alfachino’s picture

I made it work: I went to modules and deactivate tinymce. Then went back and tried to set up the form and it worked.

jamesvito’s picture

Hi,
I'm having the identical problem.
When I go to Modules to deactivate the tinymce, it is not there.
Can I get a screen shot or a bit more descriptive help?
The Category refuses to let me save a contact email address (I have tried multiple email addresses just to see if a single email was the problem.)
Thanks...James

wavesailor’s picture

Just disable TinyMCE for that form or you can switch to plaintext when editing the Category to a Contact form