importFile html content

[Awea]

I don't know if it's an issue or not but if I try something like this :

editor.importFile('some-file','<h2>Blabla</h2>');

It import the html to editor but it interpret it so I have a h2 title.

[OscarGodson]

So, you're saying the code above, for you, is creating an actual H2 like:

Blahbla

and NOT

<h2>Blabla</h2>?

If so, I can't reproduce. This is what I get:

Can you create a JSBin link with a reproducible case?

[Awea]

I'm using a gem with your editor but I think It's not the latest version of your editor.

[OscarGodson]

If you're talking about http://rubydoc.info/gems/epiceditor-rails/0.1.0/frames

It's not the latest, but it looks like it's 0.1.0. That's only 1 release difference from master. I also don't see any changes to importFile really in the release notes: https://github.com/OscarGodson/EpicEditor/wiki/Release-Notes

Can you reproduce this on http://epiceditor.com somehow?

[Awea]

Okey it come from the browser (Firefox 15.0.1), it work well on chrome (21.0.1180.89)

[OscarGodson]

Awh, yes, this is actually pretty bad it looks like. Even if you type <h2>test</h2> it renders it as actual h2 text on refresh. I'll look into hotfixing this.

[Awea]

Exactly ! I don't know why and I'm curious to know :)

[OscarGodson]

Well, more than likely it's because Firefox doesn't support the innerText method like Chrome, IE, etc, so we have a shim to make it try to act like innerText. This is probably where the error is happening.

[OscarGodson]

The fix is easy. I need to QA it some more, but all tests are passing and the bug appears to be fixed now and it was in fact something to do with our innerText shim (it wasn't converting < and > back to < and >). I'll try pushing it up today!

[OscarGodson]

OK! hotfixed! Please test it out on http://epiceditor.com again and see if you can repro. The version number is now 0.1.1.1.

I also cherry-picked this into develop as well.

[Awea]

It works ! Thanks @OscarGodson :)