I've been talking to the CKeditor guys about this and they can't seem to reproduce it so I'm hoping someone here has seen or experienced this.
First started with the FCK editor module, now I've since switched to the latest build of CK editor and still see it going on as a problem.
Running Drupal 6.22 with a good amount of modules. CK editor works fine with all other browsers, including IE 7 and 8.
So you edit a page in IE9 and either switch to plain text, back to full edit, then back to plain text or simply click save and suddenly the p tags, h tags, etc say h sab="some number" or p sab="123"
Settings are as follows -
Input Editor: Plain text with html corrector, html filter, and url filter
CKEditor:
Allow users to customize appearance: No
Security: HTML Filter
Settings: Always run
Minimum rows: 5
Set to exclude then a bunch of fields excluded
Default state: enabled
show/hide toggle - now set to disabled (problem still exists on save)
popup window: no
skin: office2003
UI color: default
Toolbar: basic
plugins: none
expanded: expanded
auto-detect language: enabled
enter mode: br
shift enter: p
font formats: p;h2;h3
custom formatting options: no
load method: ckeditor.js
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Comments
Comment #1
mkesicki commentedCan you try latest DEV version and check if the problem occurs there ?
Can you reproduce this issue without others module ie just clear drupal installation and CKEditor module ?
I remember that I try reproduce this problem with FCKeditor module but I can't.
Comment #2
websitetechnician commentedI actually tested the same site again on another computer using IE9 and the error didn't occur so its not CK editor or the module. I now believe it to be an add on or plugin installed on my work copy of IE so I'll get back to you hopefully tomorrow with an answer as to what plugins it is just so others don't think its a bug in the module again.
Comment #3
websitetechnician commentedGot it - the Internet Explorer add on is called "Simple Adblock" or "Simple Adblock Class." Disabling it removes the sab tag.
Comment #4
RedRat commentedThank for a clue! I have met it today too.