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Diamonds with questionmarks in attributes

ve@folkia.se
ve@folkia.se
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Hi,

We're developing a new site and using the built in WYSIWYG editor that ships with EPi. It renders diamonds in Firefox for element attributes, like

align=�left�

It isn't an encoding issue since we can use " anywhere else in the content. It's just when EPi renders these attributes that Firefox somehow put these diamonds around the value, which of course breaks its function.


Any ideas?

Thanks,
Viktor


#39111
May 04, 2010 16:42
Erik Nordin Wahlberg
Erik Nordin Wahlberg
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Use the XHTML-string instead of the long string property.

#39120
May 04, 2010 19:50
ve@folkia.se
ve@folkia.se
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I am.

It's in a custom property which inherits PropertyXhtmlString and PropertyLongStringControl

#39163
May 05, 2010 10:42
Erik Nordin Wahlberg
Erik Nordin Wahlberg
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Hmm, never seen this with the xhtml-string property. Is there any difference between CurrentPage["PropertyName"], CurrentPage.Property["PropertyName"].Value, CurrentPage.Property["PropertyName"].ToWebString() and <episerver:property propertyname="PropertyName" runat="server" /> ?

#39167
May 05, 2010 12:26
ve@folkia.se
ve@folkia.se
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The thing is, I'm storing multiple values in a XML document string using PropertyXhtmlString. If i set a breakpoint just before rendering the values, I'm seeing no garbage characters at all, they just magically appears in Firefox.

#39168
May 05, 2010 12:33
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