By federico on

I use tinymce to copy and paste text from Word. But in IE (6.0) i get follwing text each time I paste a part of text with footnotes:

<!--[if !supportFootnotes]-->[1]<!--[endif]-->

I disabled and deleted the footnotes module, and it seems this problem has nothing to do with this module because I created new text, and the problem is still there.

Example (only in IE): http://www.zonaeconomica.com/pierosraffa/biografia

Thanks,

---------
Federico
www.zonaeconomica.com

⋅ Categories: Drupal 4.7.x

Comments

hingo’s picture

hingo commented

Hi Federico

Sorry for the late response, I'm not actively following the Drupal forums. I'm just replying for the benefit of someone else who might ask:

The HTML code you see is generated by Microsoft Word. It has nothing to do with the Drupal Footnotes module. So far there is no practical way of converting word-processor footnotes to the syntax used by Drupal Footnotes module.

The new version of the Drupal Footnotes module supports also [fn]square brackets[/fn] syntax. This means in an editor like Word you can manually write in the footnote text using [fn] tags. But of course this is not usable if the word processing document itself has any significance.