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Problem using the html-editor

Bugzilla from me@mschill.ch
Since I like Orbeon very much, I now use it in a private project too
:). But I got the problem that the html-editor strips the tags. What
is it, that I do wrong?

Example:
Output:
(Fancy buttons and stuff)
AnfahrtAdresse:Freie Christengemeinde Schaffhauserstr. 133a 8400
WinterthurFür den Sonntagsgottesdienst bitte Parkplatz beim Friedhof
verwenden

XForm:
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"
                xmlns:xhtml="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"
                xmlns:f="http://www.w3.org/2002/xforms"
                xmlns:ev="http://www.w3.org/2001/xml-events"
                xmlns:xxforms="http://orbeon.org/oxf/xml/xforms">
    <head>
        <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8"/>
        <title>Mischael's own CMS</title>
                <f:model>
                        <f:instance xmlns="">
                                <null/>
                        </f:instance>
                        <f:instance id="parameters" src="input:instance"/>

                        <f:submission id="load"
resource="/resources/websites/{instance('parameters')/website}/data{instance('parameters')/path}"
                                method="get" replace="instance"/>

                        <f:submission id="save"
resource="/resources/websites/{instance('parameters')/website}/data{instance('parameters')/path}"
                                method="put" replace="none" ref="/"/>

                        <f:send submission="load" ev:event="xforms-ready"/>
                </f:model>
    </head>
    <body>
                <f:group ref="/*">
                        <f:label><h1>Article</h1></f:label>
                        <f:output ref="@path"><f:label>Path: </f:label></f:output>
                        <br/>
                        <f:trigger appearance="minimal" ref="@parent">
                                <f:label>Open parent directory</f:label>
                                <f:action ev:event="DOMActivate">
                                        <f:load resource="directory?website={instance('parameters')/website}&amp;path={@parent}"/>
                                </f:action>
                        </f:trigger><br/>
                        <f:select1 ref="@state">
                                <f:item>
                                        <f:label>New</f:label>
                                        <f:value>NEW</f:value>
                                </f:item>
                                <f:item>
                                        <f:label>Published</f:label>
                                        <f:value>PUBLISHED</f:value>
                                </f:item>
                                <f:label>State: </f:label>
                        </f:select1><br/>
                        <f:input ref="@title">
                                <f:label>Title: </f:label>
                        </f:input><br/>
                        <f:input ref="@author">
                                <f:label>Autor: </f:label>
                        </f:input><br/>
                        <f:textarea mediatype="text/html" ref="*[local-name()='body']"/>
                        <br/>
                        <f:submit submission="save">
                                <f:label>Save changes</f:label>
                        </f:submit>
                </f:group>
    </body>
</html>

Data:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<xhtmlArticle state="NEW" title="Anfahrt" author="" id="XHTMLArticle#36">
<body>
<h1>Anfahrt</h1><p><img alt="Kroki"
src="documents/Bilder/kroki.jpg"/></p><h3>Adresse:</h3><p>Freie
Christengemeinde<br/> Schaffhauserstr. 133a<br/> 8400
Winterthur</p><p>Für den Sonntagsgottesdienst bitte Parkplatz beim
Friedhof verwenden</p>
</body><gallery title=""/>
</xhtmlArticle>

You're doing a great job with Orbeon!

Cheers,
Mischael Schill


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Re: Problem using the html-editor

Alessandro Vernet
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Bugzilla from me@mschill.ch wrote
Since I like Orbeon very much, I now use it in a private project too
:). But I got the problem that the html-editor strips the tags. What
is it, that I do wrong?
The HTML that produced by the HTML editor is sent to the server as-is. On the server it is "cleaned" using the TagSoup library first, and then with XSLT. See:

http://wiki.orbeon.com/forms/doc/developer-guide/xforms-controls#TOC-HTML-cleanup

The XSLT is pretty aggressive for security reasons, and is most likely removing too much stuff. See the page above for where to find that XSLT file, and how to override it. If you'd like us to not filter some elements, just let us know and we can change the clean-html.xsl that ships with Orbeon Forms.

Alex
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Re: Re: Problem using the html-editor

Mischael Schill
Alessandro Vernet wrote:
> The HTML that produced by the HTML editor is sent to the server as-is. On
> the server it is "cleaned" using the TagSoup library first, and then with
> XSLT. See:
The problem is, that the editor doesn't even load my data correctly, it
only loads the text-nodes.
> The XSLT is pretty aggressive for security reasons, and is most likely
> removing too much stuff. See the page above for where to find that XSLT
> file, and how to override it. If you'd like us to not filter some elements,
> just let us know and we can change the clean-html.xsl that ships with Orbeon
> Forms.
It strips every tag, and I only use p, h*, a, img, etc. Even adding the
xmlns for XHTML to my "body" element doesn't work.

Mischael


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Re: Re: Re: Problem using the html-editor

Mischael Schill
Ok, I found the "problem": The HTML-Editor doesn't work directly on
XML-Elements, it wrapes them using &lt; and &gt;. It's not nice, but I
can work around it.

Cheers,
Mischael


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Erik Bruchez
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Right, in XForms in general controls work on the text content of  
attributes or elements. xforms:textarea, with or without  
mediatype="text/html", still works that way.

-Erik

On May 12, 2009, at 2:37 AM, Mischael Schill wrote:

> Ok, I found the "problem": The HTML-Editor doesn't work directly on  
> XML-Elements, it wrapes them using &lt; and &gt;. It's not nice, but  
> I can work around it.
>
> Cheers,
> Mischael
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