[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-5537?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ] Ritu Raj Lakhera updated OFBIZ-5537: ------------------------------------ Description: When We change the content in WYSIWYG Editor. This is loosing the FTL syntax after saving. I tried with 'STDWRAP001' data resource. https://demo-trunk.ofbiz.apache.org:8443/content/control/EditHtmlText?dataResourceId=STDWRAP001 https://demo-trunk.ofbiz.apache.org:8443/content/control/EditElectronicText?dataResourceId=STDWRAP001 For Ex: If content have the below text <#if x == 1> x is 1 <#else> x is not 1 </#if> and then go to WYSIWYG Editor, it becomes: <#if x == 1> x is 1 <#else/> x is not 1 <!-- #if--> I am also getting the some unexpected behaviour in WYSIWYG Editor. If i write below code in WYSIWYG Editor <#if x == 1> x is 1 <#else> x is not 1 </#if> and then toggle to source code, it becomes: <#if x == 1> x is 1 <#else/> x is not 1 </#if> I think this will work for Ofbiz content. But when i write the same code in source code and then toggle to WYSIWYG Editor and again toggle to source code, it becomes: <#if x == 1> x is 1 <#else> x is not 1 <!-- #if--> Is there a way to configure this WYSIWYG Editor to handle these idioms so that when I change the data in this editor and a simple text area that the markup remains consistent? was: When We change the content in WYSIWYG Editor. This is loosing the FTL syntax after saving. I tried with 'STDWRAP001' data resource. https://demo-trunk.ofbiz.apache.org:8443/content/control/EditHtmlText?dataResourceId=STDWRAP001 https://demo-trunk.ofbiz.apache.org:8443/content/control/EditElectronicText?dataResourceId=STDWRAP001 For Ex: If content have the below text <#if x == 1> x is 1 <#else> x is not 1 </#if> and then go to WYSIWYG Editor, it becomes: <#if x == 1> x is 1 <#else/> x is not 1 <!--#if--> I am also getting the some unexpected behaviour in WYSIWYG Editor. If i write below code in WYSIWYG Editor <#if x == 1> x is 1 <#else> x is not 1 </#if> and then toggle to source code, it becomes: <#if x == 1> x is 1 <#else/> x is not 1 </#if> I think this will work for Ofbiz content. But when i write the same code in source code and then toggle to WYSIWYG Editor and again toggle to source code, it becomes: <#if x == 1> x is 1 <#else> x is not 1 <!--#if--> Is there a way to configure this WYSIWYG Editor to handle these idioms so that when I change the data in this editor and a simple text area that the markup remains consistent? > Content WYSIWYG Editor does not support the FTL syntax > ------------------------------------------------------ > > Key: OFBIZ-5537 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-5537 > Project: OFBiz > Issue Type: Bug > Components: content > Affects Versions: SVN trunk > Reporter: Ritu Raj Lakhera > > When We change the content in WYSIWYG Editor. This is loosing the FTL syntax after saving. > I tried with 'STDWRAP001' data resource. > https://demo-trunk.ofbiz.apache.org:8443/content/control/EditHtmlText?dataResourceId=STDWRAP001 > https://demo-trunk.ofbiz.apache.org:8443/content/control/EditElectronicText?dataResourceId=STDWRAP001 > For Ex: > If content have the below text > <#if x == 1> > x is 1 > <#else> > x is not 1 > </#if> > and then go to WYSIWYG Editor, it becomes: > <#if x == 1> > x is 1 > <#else/> > x is not 1 > <!-- #if--> > > I am also getting the some unexpected behaviour in WYSIWYG Editor. > If i write below code in WYSIWYG Editor > <#if x == 1> > x is 1 > <#else> > x is not 1 > </#if> > and then toggle to source code, it becomes: > <#if x == 1> > x is 1 > <#else/> > x is not 1 > </#if> > I think this will work for Ofbiz content. > But when i write the same code in source code and then toggle to WYSIWYG Editor and again toggle to source code, it becomes: > <#if x == 1> > x is 1 > <#else> > x is not 1 > <!-- #if--> > Is there a way to configure this WYSIWYG Editor to handle these idioms so that when I change the data in this editor and a simple text area that the markup remains consistent? -- This message was sent by Atlassian JIRA (v6.1.5#6160) |
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