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I have a problem with FCKEditor and TinyMCE.

I need a WYSIWYG editor that doesn't modify HTML when changing views (like fixing broken HTML etc.)

I have tried different configuration parameters, but none of them turn off html modification entirely.

Is there a WYSIWYG editor that doesn't modify HTML even when its broken?

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Very hardly. The actual WYSIWYG editing is done by components integrated in the browsers (Midas in Firefox, contentEditable tag in IE). In my experience, they all tend to auto-fix broken HTML as best as they can. All the WYSIWYG editors build around that functionality.

I think some degree of auto-fixing is kind of inherent to any WYSIWYG editor, because broken HTML can't really be edited.

What are you trying to get around? Try to describe what your actual problem is and maybe somebody can come up with a different way.

Pekka
Thanks, I thought so but wasn't sure:)Problem was that sometimes we need to insert HTML generated by other tools without modifications.I think that somekind of menu that lets you choose between WYSIWYG and simple HTML inserting would do the thing.
vermon
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I believe FCKEditor, TinyMCE, and many other WYSIWYG editors use editable iframes. This means they allow the browser to decide how to modify the HTML and is more of a builtin function (builtin in the sense of the browser). Someone please jump in here if I'm wrong.

Josh Barker
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