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when using the "Hovertips and Clicktips" module together with the "Glossary" module, the [no-glossary] tags are displayed in glossary popups.
The [no-glossary] ... [/no-glossary] are used by the glossary module to prevent popups to show up where glossary popups are unwanted, e.g. on a glossary term page the term itself shouldn't show a glossary popup.
In the glossary popups provided by the "Hovertips and Clicktips" module, the [no-glossary] tags simply must not show up. The same goes for other input formats (e.g. "MediaWiki" style input format, provided by the "PEAR Wiki Filter"; the typical MediaWiki markup like ''' for <strong> isn't filtered out correctly, either.
Thanks & greetings, -asb
Greetings, asb
Comments
Comment #1
Dave Cohen CreditAttribution: Dave Cohen commentedI think this is an issue for glossary module.
Comment #2
jfmoore CreditAttribution: jfmoore commentedThis is not a problem for me, I suspect because I am using the full html input format. If you are using the filtered html format, then you would need to add [no-glossary] as an allowed tag. Or, use full html.
Comment #3
asb CreditAttribution: asb commented> This is not a problem for me, I suspect because I am using the full html input format.
> If you are using the filtered html format, then you would need to add [no-glossary] as an allowed tag. Or, use full html.
Our default input format for nodes is "MediaWiki" (tags like in Wikipedia) which is provided by the module "PEAR WIki Filter". However, when editing taxonomy entries (e.g. ./admin/content/taxonomy/edit/term/127), I've no choice to select an input format.
Also, this issue occurs quite erratic in nodes, also (e.g. the [no-glossary] ... [/no-glossary] tags occur when a node is promoted to the front page, but not in full node view.
Annoying, and quite strange...
Greetings, -asb
Comment #4
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