After an edit/save cycle this is left: Testing

This is a serious bug that prevents me from updating to Dakar.

-- PTh

Hmm, it seems to work here. Actually, I used

-- PTh

I tried to reproduce it at TestTemplate? but could not. Apparently it happens with a 1.0 format topic that gets converted to 1.1 format.

-- PTh

Please attach a topic with the 1.0 format that get's garbled (check previous revision of the topic you're using) so we can properly test.

-- RA

See attached tt.zip file. Also copied on this server to DocForm? , DocID1? , DocID2? .

-- PTh

Locally, %_Q_% is changed into %22 when I save it here, but nothing is lost per se.

Before / after:

Perhaps this has to do with I18N setup?

My I18N-related settings are:

$TWiki::cfg{UseLocale} = 1; $TWiki::cfg{Site}{Locale} = 'da_DK.iso885915'; $TWiki::cfg{Site}{Lang} = 'da'; $TWiki::cfg{Site}{CharSet} = 'iso-8859-15'; $TWiki::cfg{Site}{FullLang} = 'da-dk';

-- SP

I do not know what the difference is in environment. Simply editing DocID1? (of format="1.0") on my site strips the form field content from the first double quote on; but editing DocID1? here on develop.twiki.org works as expected.

My enviroment:

* Linux 2.4.21-27.ELsmp #1 SMP i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux * Perl v5.8.0 * {UseLocale} not set * $TWiki::cfg{Site}{Lang} = 'en'; * $TWiki::cfg{Site}{FullLang} = 'en-us'; * $TWiki::cfg{Site}{CharSet} = 'iso-8859-15';

-- PTh

I just tried it on a raw, out of the box, 4.0.0, default plugins only, and it works fine. I would guess that either:

1. You have a hacked copy,
2. You are running a plugin that has ideas of it's own.

If you can reproduce the problem, we should investigate further.

Discarded.

CC

Re-opening since it is a bug on a plain vanilla Cairo installation that was upgraded to a plain vanilla Dakar.

-- PTh

Peter, you can do better than that. "It doesn't work" is not a useful bug report; it has to be reproduceable. Sorry, but I am discarding this until the report contains enough information to be able to reproduce the problem.

Some questions you need to answer:

1. What does "plain vanilla" mean?
2. Does "upgraded" mean "run through UpgradeTWiki"?
3. Exactly what steps have to be performed to reproduce the problem?

CC