>> In this setting, the workflow:
>> - start to edit (shows wysiwyg)
>> - click source
>
>> - add the iframe
>
> Using the {{html}} macro?
No we had not tried this but now I did and it also got killed.
(we have opened bug http://jira.xwiki.org/browse/CURRIKI-6382 for this, a video
is coming there showing how non-functional the html macro is in this case). My
guess is that were are hitting an unsupported feature of the "html editor"
facet.
>> Sergiu, your statement:
>
> Marius ;)
Sorry for that!
I like your reactivity!
> There's no contradiction at all. The title of this thread is
> "HTMLCleaner to remove some iframes?" and the answer is definitely No,
> the HTML cleaner doesn't remove the iframe element.
Well. It does if it's not wrapped within an html macro.
> As I already said,
> the iframe element is lost when the cleaned HTML is converted to wiki
> syntax because the iframe element doesn't have a corresponding wiki
> syntax element. The conversion is done using the rendering module
> http://rendering.xwiki.org with very precise rules.
This is what would interest me. Where are the rules?
> You need a parser to obtain an XDOM from the input syntax (HTML) and a
> renderer to serialize the XDOM into the output syntax (XWiki 2.1). The
> converter
> cannot magically add a macro/transformation marker around the iframe
> element. You have to do this.
>
> I see two options in your case:
>
> 1) Try to use XHTML as source syntax, not XWiki 2.1
This is done in the video and fails.
> 2) Check the Annotated XHTML syntax that is used as input for the
> WYSIWYG editor. Edit a page that has macros and check the HTML that is
> given as input to the editor. You'll notice some markers. Or, you
> could check the HTML that is produced when you insert a macro from the
> WYSIWYG editor.
(I have never seen markers of xwiki macros output inside html, this must be the
reason).
thanks
Paul
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