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Has anyone ever seen this problem? Whenever a user edits an existing post, it suddenly gets saved in the database as the "htmlspecialchars" (or "htmlentities") version of itself. So, from now on, whenever the post is viewed, the HTML code becomes visible in the post.
For example, if the post is:
<p>Hello <strong>world</strong></p>
Then, after editing, it will be saved in the database as:
<p>Hello <strong>world</strong></p> This only happens when editing an existing post. When creating one from scratch, the HTML code saves fine and the post appears correctly. I have SimplePress 5.7.4 on WP 4.7.3, and I do use the TinyMCE plugin (also latest version, 3.3.4). The database itself uses charset utf8mb4_unicode_ci. What is causing this? Any help appreciated.
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How very strange. And even stranger that it only happens on an edit and not a new post. And of course - it makes it harder to think of a reason it might be happening.
Let's start with the obvious. Do you have any WordPress plugins active that might be filtering the text prior to its saving. So - any that are used to add something to blog post creation? Anything added to the tinyMCE editor in the blog post arena - extra buttons/functionality?
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does the post display correctly?
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Mr. Papa: No, the post does not display correctly. Because it's being converted to htmlentities, when it displays, it actually shows the HTML code to the reader.
Yellow Swordfish: There is no extra TinyMCE functionality added.
BUT, I may have found a plugin which is causing it. Not sure. This is a preliminary suspicion. I recently updated the "Clean Login" plugin and it may be the culprit. I will report back. Thank you for the suggestions so far.
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OK - please let us know what you find...
Are you aware - by the way - that you actually raised this question last June (https://simple-press.com/suppo.....ce-editor/) but never got back us after our initial reply...?
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