Changes between Initial Version and Version 5 of Ticket #2992
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- 01/10/07 21:12:55 (6 years ago)
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Ticket #2992
- Property Keywords data-loss added
- Property Severity changed from major to blocker
- Property Summary changed from HTML editor eats rows with properties from tables to HTML editor deletes rows (that have properties) from tables
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Ticket #2992 – Description
initial v5 1 '''Summary'''[[BR]] 2 Concerning tables: When rows have properties, and there are multiple rows in the table, then only the first row is saved (i.e. the other rows are deleted). 1 Concerning tables: When rows have properties, and there are multiple rows in the table, all rows but the first will be deleted when you revisit the Code tab. 3 2 4 '''Example'''[[BR]] 5 Original code: 3 REPRO: always [[br]] 4 STEPS: [[br]] 5 6 1. as admin (also confirmed with author, but stripping not deleting is appropriate then) [[br]] 7 2. In Write Post, click Code tab [[br]] 8 3. Enter 6 9 {{{ 7 10 <table> … … 18 21 <td>6</td> 19 22 </tr> 23 </table> 20 24 }}} 25 4. Click Save and Continue Editing or Visual tab 26 5. Click Code tab 21 27 22 Apparantly, because the `<tr>` tags have properties (in this case `class`, but originally I was using `valign` properties, even though they might not be official `<tr>` properties), only the first row is kept. It doesn't matter how many rows there are. 23 24 HTML code after saving, or after viewing the HTML source through the HTML source editor: 28 ACTUAL RESULT 25 29 {{{ 26 30 <table> … … 31 35 </table> 32 36 }}} 37 38 ADDITIONAL DETAILS [[BR]] 39 Apparently, because the `<tr>` tags have properties (in this case `class`, but originally I was using `valign` properties, even though they might not be official `<tr>` properties), only the first row is kept. It doesn't matter how many rows there are.
