String contains `<My Test>` cannot be added to the post.
Expected behavior
String contains <My Test> can be added to the post.
Actual behavior
String contains <My Test> cannot be added to the post. Basically, the string containing <> will be treated as invalid HTML tags and cannot be correctly inserted to the post.
How to reproduce
Open an existing post, Put <My Test> and when you click Update Post, you will see error Please remove the following HTML elements from your post: <my>
- Browser: Chrome 63
- Operating system: Win 10 64 -bit
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nice post kawan ..
I think maybe because it wants to interpret it as html tag but it isn't!
The editor tries to avoid bad formatting? Would be a real smart move!
Hii @justyy, a serious issue raised , i think not accepted HTML elements, may be problem in website while loading. you should refresh or redownload it.
URIError: URI malformed
I saw some posts with just the word "test". I wondered what they were doing.
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Hello @justyy, we were able to reproduce the bug, but found out that its actually not a bug. The error message displaying because there are some syntax that are not recognized e.g
<iframe ></iframe>is not accepted as well and many moreIn conclusion, the system is working as expected.
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Thank you, as I fully understand your opinion, but I feel it slightly differently.
iframe, this is by design, which makes sense.<Hello, this is me!>in this case, it is not a valid reason to disable that and I believe this can be fixed easily. So this does not fall into the caseit is not a bug, but it is a featurecategory.That is why, in this bug I raise, I didn't say HTML elements, it is a standard, normal and expected user behaivor, i.e. they don't understand HTML at all!
Correct me if I am wrong. thanks!
In fact, it disallows me to enter this comment unless I remove the
<.<My Test>
is it fixed? or how did you do that? via busy.org?
We have an escape char as "
\". You can use it to bypass special chars. :)Thanks.. this is actually a good work-around.. however, most steem users are not programmers so they do not know what is 'escaping' :)
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Thank you!
感觉steemit的markdown有很多语法是不支持的
是的，比如不支持数学包
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