Defect #910

PDF export fails on certains HTML entities

Added by Marc Dequènes 139 days ago. Updated 116 days ago.

Status:Closed Start:2008-03-21
Priority:Normal Due date:
Assigned to:- % Done:

0%
Category:-
Target version:0.7
Affected version:

0.6.4

 Resolution:

Fixed

Description

I wanted to use < or > symbols, so i tried using 

&lt;example&gt;
or 
<pre><example></pre>

This is working fine in display, but either solution resulted in having HTML entities remaining in the PDF export.

(btw, there is no adequate bug category for exporters, so leaving it blank)

Associated revisions

Revision 1348
Added by jplang 116 days ago

Replace closing html tags with html entity (#910).

History

2008-03-21 22:15 - Jean-Philippe Lang

This comment that contains <example> seems to be rendered fine in the pdf, doesn't it ?

2008-03-24 11:36 - Marc Dequènes

test: <example>

2008-03-24 11:48 - Marc Dequènes

In my 0.6.4 installation, if i just use <example> directy, it is rendered well in the PDF, but is rendered blank in the web page because neither < or > are tranlated into HTML entities. So i guess this bug is fixed in the SVN version.

Nevertheless, in your working example, only < is translated, which allows proper HTML rendering, but > isn't and should.

2008-04-13 13:07 - Marc Dequènes

Yes, it seems to be solved in 0.7 devel. As the release is coming soon, i'll check after upgrade and update or close the ticket appropriately.

2008-04-13 13:08 - Marc Dequènes

Arf, My bad, '>' is still not encoded properly, i missed it.

2008-04-13 14:50 - Jean-Philippe Lang

  • Status changed from New to Closed
  • Target version set to 0.7
  • Resolution set to Fixed

Fixed in r1348. '>' are now replaced by html entities.

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