I have latest Drupal D6.4 and last night I updated my FCKEditor to 1.3-RC1, now when I about to create content it will keep the initial version of the post and does not allow me to change any thing. It looks like hooked to some sort of cash and wont allow overwriting of changes.

Then I added
<!--break-->

But it created 4 of sections on after the other and kept the original text as well.

I just chose to disable it and us plain text provided by Drupal.

What happen with old stable FCKeditor then :(

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droshani commented

It definitely something to do with Break tag

<!--break-->

As soon I insert that to get certain amount of text in front page it will mess up. I did not have any problem like this before

http://www.kurdishacademy.org

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wwalc commented
Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

Any chance to see it live (use contact form to send me a PM with link, if possible)?
Try clearing browser's cache, it's usually source of various strange problems after upgrading.

droshani’s picture

droshani commented

I use FireFox setting to clean the cache as soon I close the browser. I do not think that is the problem.
As son I use costume tags the problem appears. I did not have this problem before.

I have already sent you the site. do you want me to create a page so you can see?

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wwalc commented

Please create a page where I can reproduce it and provide login details to a test account with appropiate permissions (use contact form to send those details).

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mbacou commented

I am reporting similar issues with <!--break-->. Trying to re-edit an article will invariably remove any content after the <!--break--> tag and show the teaser twice instead.

This behavior is observed in Firefox 3.0.1, but everything works as expected in IE6, so seems browser-related. Clearing Firefox cache didn't help.

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droshani commented

I come to realize that this happen when I click on toolbar Save option of FCKeditor rather that Drupal save option. I am not sure if this is correct. please chick whether this happens at your end as well.

I use Firfox 3.01 as well.

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acriis commented

Just to let you know that I have the same problem. I tried with Firefox bowser, Opera and Safari browser (all latest versions) When first saving the News article it is ok. However, take it up for editing and the teaser overwrites the main body text.

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wwalc commented

Hmm I would really love to have this issue fixed before releasing RC2.

@koyauni: this is an important information thet you're experiencing those errors only when using "Save" button from the FCKeditor tolbar.
Using FCKeditor 2.6.3 and the 6.x-1.3-rc1 version, I created such page:

<p>header</p>
<!--break-->
<p>body</p>

after saving it using Drupal save button, the page was saved correctly.

However, when I edit this page again and save it using Save button from the FCKeditor toolbar, it is changed into (regardless of the browser version):

<p>header</p>
<!--break-->
<p>header</p>
<!--break-->
<p>body</p>

FCKeditor settings: enabled by default, toggle enabled, popup mode disabled.

Can anyone else confirm that issues with the break tag do happen only when "Save" button is pressed inside of FCKeditor?

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wwalc commented

@all: could you try the dev release that will be available tomorrow? Please remember to clear browser's cache after upgrading.

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conniec commented

I had the same issue after I installed Firebug (issue in both FF2 and MSIE7 version.) I uninstalled Firebug and everything works correctly again.

Connie

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droshani commented

I think what ever it is we can relate that to the saving process of the FCKeditor.

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Steve Dondley commented

I was having the same problem. In trying to troubleshoot, I noticed that even after making changes to the fckeditor.utils.js javascript file, nothing different was happening, even after clearing my browser cache.

So, I went to the site performance admin page and turned off javascript caching. Everything now works as expected. There is no bug.

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droshani commented

The option has been off for all my sites but still I have the problem with line break and over writing of table properties by FCKE.

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Steve Dondley commented

I just had a horrible time getting any changes made to the toolbar in ff3. No matter what I did, I could not reload the latest version of fckeditor.config.js. I had to disable the "Google Gears" add-on to finally clear out the cache.

So, based on this and other posts above from people who had to disable add-ons with FF to get this working, there seems to be an issue with Firefox and one or more add-ons that for whatever reason make it difficult to clear your cache.

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droshani commented

Can this help
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1801

1) Open a new firefox browser
2) Enter about:config where you normally enter www.google.com press enter
3) Click on the "I'll be careful, I promise!
4) Scroll down to browser.urlbar.maxRichResults and double click on it
5) Enter 0 and click OK. Close and re-open Firefox and the history is gone.

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wwalc commented
Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Closed (duplicate)

Marking as a duplicate of #303428: Unable to edit node in FF3. I know this issue is older, but I have described what is the source of a problem in that ticket (see comment #14). Basically, FCKeditor 2.6.4 should solve this problem.