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Theme: any, "Twenty Fifteen" would do.
Plugins: can be qTranslate-X only, I do not think it is a compatibility problem with other plugins.
At least two languages, for example, en and de, to be specific.
Steps to reproduce the problem:
Add New Post
Title: any, it is not a subject of the problem
Put Editor in "Text" mode
Description: type EN for "en" language and DE for "de", just as an example, any text would do.
Publish.
Go to database and see that 'post_content' field of that post has <!--:en-->EN<!--:--><!--:de-->DE<!--:-->, which is normal.
Open that post for editing.
Editor comes in "Text" mode, as it was left in "Text" mode before.
Switch to "Visual" mode
Click on description text, do not even need to do any typing, just press "Update" button right then.
Database now has: <!--:en--><p>EN</p><!--:--><!--:de-->DE<!--:-->, where EN was the active language at time of pressing "Update". This part is kind of explainable, TinyMCE embraced active text with <p></p>, although it does not do so, when plugin is deactivated.
But then something really strange happens:
click in editor again and then “Update” again, database now has: <!--:en--><p>EN</p><p> </p><!--:--><!--:de-->DE<!--:-->
And even more striking, do not click anywhere, just press “Update” again. database now has: <p><!--:en--><p>EN</p><p> </p><p><!--:--><!--:de-->DE<!--:--></p>
Pay attention that <p> and </p> do not match anymore.
Further clicking “Update” does not modify this text anymore.
I have been printing various variables on java console, but those <p> did not show up anywhere I looked so far. I have no idea how they get into the database.
If people consistently keep editor at "Visual" mode, they apparently do not notice a problem. Nobody complained about this yet, but we'd better to clear it out before somebody does.
P. S. I first discovered this in the original qTranslate, and I thought that after cleaning the code, it will go away on its own, but it did not so far.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I see that some extra unmatched <p> tags coming after the line $content = apply_filters( 'the_editor_content', $content ); in /wp-includes/class-wp-editor.php.
Theme: any, "Twenty Fifteen" would do.
Plugins: can be qTranslate-X only, I do not think it is a compatibility problem with other plugins.
At least two languages, for example, en and de, to be specific.
Steps to reproduce the problem:
<!--:en-->EN<!--:--><!--:de-->DE<!--:-->
, which is normal.<!--:en--><p>EN</p><!--:--><!--:de-->DE<!--:-->
, where EN was the active language at time of pressing "Update". This part is kind of explainable, TinyMCE embraced active text with<p></p>
, although it does not do so, when plugin is deactivated.But then something really strange happens:
<!--:en--><p>EN</p><p> </p><!--:--><!--:de-->DE<!--:-->
<p><!--:en--><p>EN</p><p> </p><p><!--:--><!--:de-->DE<!--:--></p>
Pay attention that
<p>
and</p>
do not match anymore.Further clicking “Update” does not modify this text anymore.
I have been printing various variables on java console, but those
<p>
did not show up anywhere I looked so far. I have no idea how they get into the database.If people consistently keep editor at "Visual" mode, they apparently do not notice a problem. Nobody complained about this yet, but we'd better to clear it out before somebody does.
P. S. I first discovered this in the original qTranslate, and I thought that after cleaning the code, it will go away on its own, but it did not so far.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: