[mattsbgParticipant]

Hi Nadezhda,

but why is this character here (it’s causing problems saving the data in a database)? Also I think also for the user its confusing doing backspace on a linebreak as he has to do it twice for no visible reason?!

thanks for your opinion,
Matt

[mattsbgParticipant]

Hi Nadezhda,

the error occurred setting a value like this <div><img id="local-logo"/><p><span>Lorem ipsum</span></p></div><script>logo();</script>.
It seems to me it get interpreted as I got some error like logo is not defined which obviously is not defined within that context.

For me, I solved it using a standard text area instead. Maybe my thinking was to complex, trying to strip the jqxEditor down instead of just using plain old textarea ;-).

Please let me know if you want more info on this problem. I can also put together a small example if it will help you. Just provide me an email address where I can send it to.

thanks,
Matthias

[mattsbgParticipant]

Hi,

thanks, I am already on a good way

thanks for your answer,
Matt

[mattsbgParticipant]

Hi,

I see that my expected result was also replaced and not correctly shown: I want the umlaut o (ö) to be encoded with the html representation.

But I get the plain ö instead.

I also have firefox 34 and chrome 39. You get the replaced variant?

thanks,
Matt

[mattsbgParticipant]

Hi,

also using your example with version 3.6.0 I receive as html source <div>Wörterbuch</div> where I’d expect <div>Wörterbuch</div>.
Its the same with firefox or chrome on Windows 7.

Does this work on your side?

thanks for your answer,
Matt

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