Remove HTML tags from WYSIWYG output
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The problem is, [html][/html] tags surround the input after using the WYSIWYG editor (assuming functions were used such as bold or underline). So when a member uses this editor to add info to this field, the HTML tags are rendered as text when relayed onto the comcode page.
I imagine I could just remove these tags from the output, but this would probably be a global change and interfere with output in other areas of the site where a member uses the WYSIWYG editor.
Is there a workaround?
The only other option I have is to drop comcode support for the CPF, but this will require the user to know basic HTML in order to use bold or linebreak tags.
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Chris Graham said
I guess you're using the $CPF_VALUE symbol. I think you may be using * on it, which will escape it, making HTML display as code. Wrapping inside $COMCODE instead would parse Comcode in it. If in doubt please show your Tempcode here inside a code tag.
From “Post #3,521”, 15th December 2017, 5:34 pm
1. I guess you're using the $CPF_VALUE symbol – That's correct.
2. I think you may be using * on it – Negative.
3. Wrapping inside $COMCODE instead – this worked! Thanks Chris!
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