Submitted by Armando on 2016/07/12 18:41
WYSIWYG edit mode seems to breaks some formatting, inserts unknown tags (e.g. </FONT>), changes HTML tag's case (<b> becomes <B> for example ).
 
- Sample file, welcome grid
 
- Focus on  the "Different font face and font sizes are also possible" item (iditem = 1630)
 
- Press shift + F2 or F2. Get out of edit mode :  formatting is gone. 
 
 
Another example :
 
- Now pick IDitem 1631
 
- Press shift+F2 , then press OK to just close the edit box.

- You'll get some extra HTML tags added  and the format is broken. This will appear (showing in edit mode to show the added tags more easily):

Finally, <dotline>dotted lines, and <br><br> </dotline><solidline>solid lines can be added below the text, as well as <br><br></solidline><upline><dotline>above the text</dotline></upline>
 
INSTEAD OF :
 
Finally, <dotline>dotted lines, and <br><br> <solidline>solid lines can be added below the text, as well as <br><br><upline><dotline>above the text

Comments

Has this been confirmed by anybody?
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Windows 8.1
CPU: Intel i5 2.6ghz

Armando

2016/07/22 20:29

In reply to by ethanrox

[quote=ethanrox]
Which version is this - v78b?
[/quote]
 
Yes, sorry, 78b.
Was using the sample file in a vanilla installation.
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I reproduced both issues exactly on my system as well (v78b Portable Win7-64it).
 
In the process I came across something of an undesired behavior described here.
 
Turning off WYSIWYG Edit mode seems to fix the issue - screencast.
 
 

Armando

2016/07/24 13:35

In reply to by ethanrox

[quote=ethanrox]
I reproduced both issues exactly on my system as well (v78b Portable Win7-64it).
 
In the process I came across something of an undesired behavior described here.
 
Turning off WYSIWYG Edit mode seems to fix the issue - screencast.
 
 
[/quote]
 
Thanks ethanrox!
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IQ geek
Windows 8.1
CPU: Intel i5 2.6ghz