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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Low
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3.5.9
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None
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Firefox and Chrome
Apologies if this has been already reported. It also probably comes under the existing umbrella issue CONF-6992
A user of our WIKI entered the incorrect code for embedding an image into a WIKI page (paramaters should be separated by a comma instead of a pipe):
!image.jpg|width=100|height=100!
However, round-tripping causes the |height=100 string to double.
I.e: on the first round trip the markup becomes:
!image.jpg|width=100|height=100|height=100!
on the next:
!image.jpg|width=100|height=100|height=100|height=100|height=100!
... and so on.
This eventually caused the embed string to balloon to a massive amount, which ended up causing other issues.
While I understand this is incorrect markup, it shouldn't result in massive amount of extra markup to be created.
This is fixed in 4.0 as there is no round tripping between wiki markup and the RTE anymore.