Hello Jürgen On Sat, 15 Nov 2008 at 10:47 +0100, Jürgen Ragaller wrote:
> Hello Rainer > > Am 29.10.2008 um 16:49 schrieb Rainer Schöpf: > > > Hello, > > > > a small problem I found when I tried to create tables with TinyMCE: > > > > The editor creates HTML like > > > > <table border="0"> > > <tbody> ... > > </tbody> > > </table> > > > > Both the border attribute and the tbody tag cause an error. Now, in the > > TinyMCE > > forum I found how to tune the list of allowed elements (edit > > tiny_valid_elements.js). > > You can put your modified version of tiny_valid_elements.js in > <pub>/lenya/modules/tinymce/resources/javascript Yes, I did that. But I need to make a lot of changes to match what is in the relaxng schema. > > But: when the error occurs, the page in question remains checked out and > > can > > only be edited again by forcing a checkin. Shouldn't the checkout be > > undone when > > an error occurs during edit? > > I don't think, the checkout should be undone in case of errors. > > But the behaviour should indeed be different. > When the user finds a way to insert invalid markup in tinymce and clicks > save, the validation from lenya (against relax ng) puts the user in a > uncomfortable situation: > > The document has to be checked out again and the content of the previous edit > is lost. Actually, it is often possible (but not always) to click on the back button and return to the editor without loosing the changes. Besides, the error message is misleading: the RelaxNG validation often gives error messages like "invalid ... - ignored". This suggests that the invalid tags are simply skipped. > Currently the only way to prevent this from happening often is to finetune > the xhtml set of tinymce and possibly use it's cleanup capabilities and > instruct users to save often. > The behaviour I think would be more userfriendly: There is only one schema > (not relax ng on the lenya site AND tinymce valid elements on the editor > side) and the editor uses that schema for its internal markup validation. In > tinymce (and other editors) this is not the case. When a markup validation > error occurs the user should still be in the editor be able to correct the > problem while the checkout remains active. This is certainly the best solution. However, it would already help a lot if the content of tiny_valid_elements.js reflects what is in the relaxng schema. Can the error handling be changed to return to the editor? > > (Can a checkout be undone at all?) > > In lenya 2.x (I guess you use one of the 2.x's) yes: there is a «force > checkin» menu entry. Yes, but doesn't this create a new version, even if the file hasn't changed? Rainer
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