Disabling HTML checker (or whatever its called)

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03-30-2006 06:55 PM
Basically I want to disable whatever it is that causes alfresco to keep rearranging or changing my HTML code. For instance, I type
<a name="1"></a>A title
into the html code editor and when i update, it changes it or switches to
<a name="1">A title…………
basically removing </a> or something. I just need to know how force alfresco to stop outsmarting itself and leave my html code alone. Can anyone help or am I asking for the impossible here?
<a name="1"></a>A title
into the html code editor and when i update, it changes it or switches to
<a name="1">A title…………
basically removing </a> or something. I just need to know how force alfresco to stop outsmarting itself and leave my html code alone. Can anyone help or am I asking for the impossible here?
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03-30-2006 07:21 PM
Its pretty obvious but jsut in case there's any misunderstanding, I'm referring to when I create/edit a file in html format.

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03-31-2006 02:56 AM
Hi,
We are using Tiny MCE for the HTML editing so it's probably the editor changing the HTML as I know that we don't alter the HTML in an y way.
I've raised an issue on JIRA for this: http://www.alfresco.org/jira/browse/AWC-618
We are using Tiny MCE for the HTML editing so it's probably the editor changing the HTML as I know that we don't alter the HTML in an y way.
I've raised an issue on JIRA for this: http://www.alfresco.org/jira/browse/AWC-618

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03-31-2006 03:24 AM
TinyMCE itself only calls the browser APIs for editing HTML (there is an API for IE and one for Mozilla browsers with most others support). It may not be the TinyMCE code that is rearranging the HTML - it may be the underlying browser API calls - in which case I would be doubtful if we can do much about it - simply because we cannot gaurentee how different browsers would modify the HTML.
Cheers,
Kevin
Cheers,
Kevin
