stops working if HTML corrector filter is turned on

strellman - June 12, 2009 - 16:55
Project:Collapsible Text
Version:6.x-1.1
Component:Documentation
Category:support request
Priority:critical
Assigned:Unassigned
Status:active
Description

This drove me crazy and I saw another person in a forum asking about this. If you turn on the HTML corrector in the input filter configuration, the collapse_text stops working. Please warn others about this in the documentation. Maybe the HTML corrector filter should come first in the priority.

Hope you get the nesting working someday.

#1

andreiashu - June 22, 2009 - 13:46
Priority:normal» critical
Status:active» needs review

dps,

Thanks for opening this issue.
Indeed, if you put the HTML corrector before Collapsible Text it works (I've attached a screenshot with my ordering).

Bumping priority. Some users might loos hours until realizing this. Also, HTML corrector is used on many sites...

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#2

deviantintegral - November 11, 2009 - 01:28
Status:needs review» active

"needs review" means there is a patch to fix this.

Anyone looked into it and figured out why HTML corrector does this?

#3

chris_bbg888 - November 17, 2009 - 10:34

Hey guys,
i just had the problem that I didnt know that you have to enable the module in the full html/filtered html (eingabeformate)
Please please put that in the readme.txt file. I just spend 2 hours on that.
Thanks

#4

MBroberg - November 21, 2009 - 03:25

Thank you so much - that worked for me and I didn't have to worry about the WYSIWYG. I am using FCK and by rearranging the filters it seems to ignore the fact that the extra tags are still being added. Or perhaps the code has been updated too? Either way it's working to just type [collapse] and [/collapse] from within FCK!

For newbies like me, you have to go to
admin/settings/filters
and configure each filter by enabling collapsible text. Then click the tab for "rearrange" and drag the "collapse text" filter underneath the HTML corrector.

 
 

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