I just noticed that IE is converting converting new lines to <p></p> whereas firefox is using <br /> tags for new lines.
IE post:
This uses <p></p>Firefox post:
This uses <br />In the first example with the p tags, it's placing new lines between the <p></p> tags, so when it finally gets to the output stage and renders, it's ALSO running the nl2br() function...giving me
extra <br /> tags between paragraphs.
Javascript is my kryptonite...so unfortunately, looking @ the cleditor js only makes my eyes glaze over. But is there any way to have the same behavior with all browsers? Ideally, I'd prefer all <p></p> tags...but only if it doesn't also run nl2br between paragraphs on output.
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I don't know in Opera but It's enough for a messing up markup.
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0 • Off Topic Insightful Awesome LOL •When user submit text in firefox its works well with nl2br, but when submit text from IE its not. Do you know why?
Thanks in advance,
Yosef
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0 • Off Topic Insightful Awesome LOL •http://groups.google.com/group/cleditor/browse_thread/thread/43925df2a11bf67e/77e178628a97e934
That was posted shortly after releasing the current version (1.3.0) on October 12, 2010. Not sure when an update can be expected.
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