mojoPortal 2.3.9.8 - CKEditor removes markup attributes

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8/12/2013 5:05:07 PM
acorbin
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CKEditor 42

I believe that there might be a bug using the latest release and CKEditor42.  The problem only appears when the user has placed a jquery accordion on the page.  When a user goes to modify the page, it strips the accordion tags from the page.  If I point the web.config file to an older version of CKEditor, it appears to work fine.  I confirmed this on our test and production environment.  If there is a quick fix or I have overlooked something, let me know.

Thanks!

8/13/2013 11:41:02 AM
Joe Audette
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Re: CKEditor 42

Hi,

Thanks for reporting this problem. I just looked into it and I think I found the fix.

Edit the /ClientScript/ckeditor-mojoconfig.js

​look for  the commented out line like this:

//config.allowedContent = 'true';

uncomment it and remove the quotes from around true so it looks like this:

config.allowedContent = true;

You may have to refresh the edit page a few times to make sure it reloads this js file.

The newer version of CKeditor has very strict content filtering on by default and this change turns that off.

Hope that helps,

Joe

8/14/2013 12:40:15 AM
Sandy@HH
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Re: CKEditor 42

Thanks Joe, worked for me although I got impatient and ended up deleting my cache in IE to get it working.

8/14/2013 2:22:03 PM
acorbin
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Re: CKEditor 42

Thank you for the very prompt response and solution!  This fixed the problem.

8/30/2013 12:51:11 PM
Joe Audette
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Re: mojoPortal 2.3.9.8 - CKEditor removes markup attributes

ordinarily I would patch the 2.3.9.8 release with this fix, but since this release is already in the web app gallery I cannot modify the package file. For security reasons if the file hash changes the application installer won't install it, so if I were to modify the package it would fail to install from the web app gallery.

So unfortunately this little fix will have to be a manual fix until we ship the next release package.

9/10/2013 8:02:26 AM
valik
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Re: mojoPortal 2.3.9.8 - CKEditor removes markup attributes

 hello guis,

 I encountered the same problem and the fix working also for me.

 Thank you

 

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