• Icon: Bug Bug
    • Resolution: Fixed
    • Icon: Low Low
    • 4.0
    • 3.5.9
    • None
    • 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.

            [CONFSERVER-23836] Round-tripping between RTE and Wiki Markup causes

            This is fixed in 4.0 as there is no round tripping between wiki markup and the RTE anymore.

            Chris Kiehl added a comment - This is fixed in 4.0 as there is no round tripping between wiki markup and the RTE anymore.

            This doesn't seem to happen under Internet Explorer

            Anthony Fok added a comment - This doesn't seem to happen under Internet Explorer

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