I just installed Serendipity 1.1-beta6. I am totally new to Serendipity, but searched the FAQ and Bugs forum before posting this problem.
HTML tags show up in the literal post on the front page--including things like "<br/>". I turned NL2BR off, but that resulted in an inability to create whitespace--the most I can get is a single new line (no nice double newlines that make the blog easier to read).
I have tried this with the WYSIWYG editor on and off. On, it creates all these <p> tags that are displayed literally (but no actual line breaks). Off, I just don't get the line breaks, even if I insert <p> tags.
I am using IE6. At this point my only active event plugins are Browser Compatibility, Spam Protector, and Markup:Wiki. The Wiki markup works, btw--my Wiki-style URL links are fine, but I still can't generate double-newlines, and all HTML tags including <p> and <br> are showing up literally.
Please help. Thanks.
HTML tags are displayed instead of parsed
Not a problem in 1.0.4
I replaced my beta release with 1.0.4 and am no longer having a problem (and I understand the problem better now). I guess HTML tags aren't supposed to be parsed, they're just not supposed to be there. 1.0.4 is correctly displaying newlines.
So to clarify the beta problem, NL2BR was putting "<br />" tags where my newlines went; the WYSIWYG editor was putting HTML all over the place that wasn't getting parsed; and I couldn't get the editor to put a double newline.
So to clarify the beta problem, NL2BR was putting "<br />" tags where my newlines went; the WYSIWYG editor was putting HTML all over the place that wasn't getting parsed; and I couldn't get the editor to put a double newline.
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Re: Not a problem in 1.0.4
Hi!
I believe the Wiki-Markup Plugin can cause your described behaviour. You need to configure that plugin to allow HTML markup.
Usually if you use Wiki-Markup, HTML markup is not wanted...
HTH,
Garvin
I believe the Wiki-Markup Plugin can cause your described behaviour. You need to configure that plugin to allow HTML markup.
Usually if you use Wiki-Markup, HTML markup is not wanted...
HTH,
Garvin
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Right, HTML markup is not wanted in this case--but I want to be able to make double newlines, and I can't find a way to do that. Also, I don't want the WYSIWYG editor inserting HTML tags everywhere, when HTML markup isn't honored.
Again, this is only a problem with the beta release--1.0.4 works perfectly (there are no HTML tags inserted by the editor or by NL2BR, and I can get my double newlines).
Again, this is only a problem with the beta release--1.0.4 works perfectly (there are no HTML tags inserted by the editor or by NL2BR, and I can get my double newlines).
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Hi!
I believe the Wiki-Markup plugin has an option to treat newlines as HTML breaks, did you check that?
Using the WYSIWYG editor is not recommended when using Wiki-Markup, because in that case a WYSIWYG editor makes no sense - it can only emit HTML, not Wikimarkup...
Can you check if it works in your beta-release if you use the wikimarkup plugin from the 1.0.4 release?
HTH,
Garvin
I believe the Wiki-Markup plugin has an option to treat newlines as HTML breaks, did you check that?
Using the WYSIWYG editor is not recommended when using Wiki-Markup, because in that case a WYSIWYG editor makes no sense - it can only emit HTML, not Wikimarkup...
Can you check if it works in your beta-release if you use the wikimarkup plugin from the 1.0.4 release?
HTH,
Garvin
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