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Wrote up the below issue before stumbling upon this forum solution. It's very misleading to be allowed to check Videos and not JavaScript in the "What can users add into the WYSIWYG?" panel, but then strip out the videos. Should probably at least have an error message, if not make Videos disabled when JavaScript disabled. Also mentioned in the forums by mshickhere.
After adding an embedded youtube video to the wysiwyg editor, viewing the html in the editor or 'saving' the item strips away critical data from the embed code. Specifically, all of the attributes on the iframe are removed and the resulting html is left with no video.
On first inserting the video, the editor contains properly formatted tags:
Wrote up the below issue before stumbling upon this forum solution. It's very misleading to be allowed to check
Videos
and notJavaScript
in the "What can users add into the WYSIWYG?" panel, but then strip out the videos. Should probably at least have an error message, if not makeVideos
disabled whenJavaScript
disabled. Also mentioned in the forums by mshick here.After adding an embedded youtube video to the wysiwyg editor, viewing the html in the editor or 'saving' the item strips away critical data from the embed code. Specifically, all of the attributes on the iframe are removed and the resulting html is left with no video.
On first inserting the video, the editor contains properly formatted tags:
After saving:
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