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Inserting a greek chi in an article leads to immediate loss of data

Status
Closed
Subject
Inserting a greek chi in an article leads to immediate loss of data
Version
18.x Regression
Category
  • Bug
  • Release Blocker
Feature
Article
Resolution status
Fixed or Solved
Submitted by
hman
Lastmod by
hman
Rating
(0)
Description

When you enter text into an article, or when you edit an article's content, there might come a situation where you want to use a character that is not readily on your keyboard.

Unfortunately, in standard setting, you cannot enter it's unicode address directly with ampersand hash.

That is the time to use the edit feature 'special characters', represented by a keyboard symbol. Clicking this opens a pop-up window containing several special chars, among them are some greek characters.

Btw, strangely there is a greek uppercase chi, but I did not see a lowercase one. The font (currently I use EB Garamond) not only carries all greek chars, but even accented greek and diacritic greek...

This is what happened:
But I just needed an uppercase chi, and it was there, so I clicked it to insert that into the text. It was inserted, the text looked okay, so I clicked on Save. Result: ALL text after the chi was gone, and instead of a chi there was just a ]6.

I was lucky, there were just two sentences after the chi, which I could reproduce. I tried to replay the scenario, and it could be replicated. Each and every time the text gets truncated at the chi. And because articles do not have a history (I'll have to open a feature request to have that added, it's dearly needed) this leads to immediate loss of data (once again, that is not available as a bug classification).

Files
  1. Bildschirmfoto Vom 2021 09 19 14 14 21
  2. Bildschirmfoto Vom 2021 09 19 14 14 58
  3. Bildschirmfoto Vom 2021 09 27 17 11 00
Importance
10 high
Easy to solve?
5
Priority
50
Demonstrate Bug on Tiki 19+
Demonstrate Bug (older Tiki versions)
Ticket ID
7829
Created
Sunday 19 September, 2021 11:27:59 UTC
by hman
LastModif
Saturday 06 July, 2024 10:21:44 UTC


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