Editor stripping iframes about apostrophe-editor-2 HOT 6 CLOSED

Could be. You'd have to check what's flowing over the network as you edit
(via the network panel in chrome inspector) to know if it's ckeditor not
submitting them, or sanitizeHtml stripping them.

apostrophe-blog-2's importer is smart enough to handle video shortcodes and
turn them into separate A2 widgets. Nothing in there to handle iframes that
are hanging out in the markup though.

Our

On Wed, Jun 22, 2016 at 12:51 PM, Matt Crider [email protected]
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I imported a bunch of blog posts from Wordpress that have iframe embeds in
them (for videos). They appear fine in apostrophe, but when i click on the
editor, they all get stripped away. I set

sanitizeHtml: {
allowedAttributes: false,
allowedTags: false,
},

in app.js and also set allowedContent: true like this:

'apostrophe-editor-2': {
plugins: [
{ name: 'autocorrect', path: '/editor/plugins/autocorrect/' }
],
config: {
allowedContent: true
}
}

But nothing is working. Am I right in thinking that this is a CKEditor
issue?

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Yeah, definitely ckeditor stripping the tags before it sends it over the network. Will investigate further.

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You might consider transforming these into Apostrophe widgets by using our
split-html module the same way we do in wordpress.js of the
apostrophe-blog-2 module.

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Yeah, definitely ckeditor stripping the tags before it sends it over the
network. Will investigate further.

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So if I add CKEDITOR.config.allowedContent = true; to apostrophe-editor-2/node_modules/apostrophe-editor-2/public/js/editor.js::24 everything works. Are you sure the config option passed into from app.js is being picked up by ckeditor? I don't seem to see it getting merged in anywhere.

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Not sure what option you're passing in app.js, exactly. But I just did this
successfully in a project:

'apostrophe-editor-2': {
config: {
removeButtons: 'Underline'
}
},

Note that support for this is recent in the apostrophe-editor-2 module.

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So if I add CKEDITOR.config.allowedContent = true; to
apostrophe-editor-2/node_modules/apostrophe-editor-2/public/js/editor.js::24
everything works. Are you sure the config option passed into from app.js is
being picked up by ckeditor? I don't seem to see it getting merged in
anywhere.

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YES I had to update a couple points. Thanks again Tom!

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