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 · 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 · 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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