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Bug
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Resolution: Won't Fix
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Low
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4.2.1
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Raised from this customer report.
The following is a snippet of XML source from a page that I saved and then re-opened:
<ul> <li>Just text.</li> <li>The source is also stored in the following Subversion repository:<br/> <span class="nolink">http://myserver:1234/svn/prod/xyz/trunk/</span> </li> <li> <span class="nolink">dfdfdfffddf dfdf fdkl jdfkdfj <br/> </span> </li> <li> <span class="nolink">dfdfdf lk jdflkjdfkldj ffd<br/> </span> </li> </ul>This started with a URL that I pasted in, which the RTE automatically tagged as a link. I clicked Unlink; the RTE added the <span class="nolink"> wrapper. Then I pressed Enter to create a new list item, and the <span class="nolink"> began propagating itself, as you see.
I only noticed the <span> element because of the custom "Show Tags" CSS I was using (thanks to "Stylish").
(Confluence 4.2 in Firefox 16.0.2 on Windows 7)
I (Paul Curren) have also reproduced the problem on a slightly different environment - Firefox 13, Mac OS X, Confluence 5.0. In this case the <span> does not have the 'nolink' class and is instead a simple <span> tag. It is still unnecessary though, and still propagates to all subsequently created list items.