[DUG-TO] Ubercart and Paypal??

[Alan Dixon]

On the issue of tinyMCE mangling html, you can also look at my related
drupal.org forum comment:

http://drupal.org/node/325491#comment-1200365

The short version is that you can extend the list of html that tinymce
knows about and won't destroy.

This doesn't address the larger problem of users editing things they
don't understand and inadvertently mangling them. For that, we have to
unfortunately live with the perl-inspired original-sin-type awareness
that "all user input is tainted".

 - Alan

On Thu, Feb 12, 2009 at 3:54 AM, Lynna Landstreet <lynna at spidersilk.net> wrote:
> Andrew Mallis wrote:
>
>> Re: paypal buttons:
>> If using TinyMCE, click the 'disable rich text' button below the
>> textfield and then select FULL HTML as your input filter.
>
> Already did - that's how I discovered it was TinyMCE causing the problem.
>
> But as I said in the message, the problem with that in this case is that
> while I certainly don't mind disabling rich text and editing the HTML of
> the page manually, there's no way the client's going to do that, so the
> next time they edited the page, they'd kill the form. That's why I
> figured putting it a block was safer - because they don't know how to
> edit blocks and therefore can't break one.
>
> Well, are less likely to break one. Never say "can't" while this sort of
> thing is concerned. :-)
>
>
> Lynna
>
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