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SID-01940: Second edit line feed clears existing text

Status: Answered Answered TWiki version: 5.0.0 Perl version: 5.10.1
Category: CategoryEditing Server OS: Ubuntu 10.04 Last update: 10 years ago

Existing document, one paragraph, zero or more line breaks. Adding a new line / paragraph (Enter without shift) in the end. Existing text disappears.

The problem appears in Firefox 14 to 30. Firefox 13 works OK. Chrome and Explorer works.

-- Mikael Forsgren - 2014-06-25

Discussion and Answer

I assume you are in the WYSIWYG editor. Earlier TinyMCEPlugin versions had an issue with disappearing lines with some browsers. Upgrade TWiki, or at least the TinyMCEPlugin and WysiwygPlugin.

-- Peter Thoeny - 2014-06-25

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-- Peter Thoeny - 2015-12-03

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Status Answered
Title Second edit line feed clears existing text
SupportCategory CategoryEditing
TWiki version 5.0.0
Server OS Ubuntu 10.04
Web server Apache 2.2.14
Perl version 5.10.1
Browser & version Firefox 30
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