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denis queffeulou commented on JSPWIKI-278:
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Yes it occurs with other words as well if this word is in a {{{ }}} block.
If in the same page a {{{ }}} block doesn't contain the searched word, it is
displayed right.
> Bad Code display (pre) when using a search link
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> Key: JSPWIKI-278
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JSPWIKI-278
> Project: JSPWiki
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 2.6.0
> Environment: server linux fedora, Tomcat 6
> Client Browser Firefox 2.0.14, Opera 9.27 on Ubuntu 7.10
> Reporter: denis queffeulou
> Assignee: Dirk Frederickx
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> I make a search with "img" for example
> I clic on a search result link (a page link) (not in the Ajax window)
> If the page contains {{{ }}} code with XML content, only the "img" tags are
> showed, the other code is not displayed. The "img" is highlighted.
> It seems like the HTML tags are interpreted because I got links displayed.
> If I access the same page from a wiki link, all is OK.
> If I replay the search result link HTTP request without the "Referer" HTTP
> header, all is OK.
> If I use a link from the Ajax search window, all is OK.
> I tested also the 2.6.2 with the same problem.
> I'm using prettify on the {{{ }}} code but the same problem exists without
> prettify.
> As the HTML code is the same between a page KO and a page OK, I'm suspecting
> some CSS problem, perhaps caused by the search highlighting feature since
> it's the main difference between a page displayed from a wiki link and the
> same displayed from a search result link.
> Perhaps it can be a problem with my skin. I'll try to use the default skin.
> => Update: I used the PlainVanilla skin and I got the same problem.
> Actually it seems to work with Internet Explorer.
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