object-tag data-attribute "bug" + workaround

e107 doesn't "support" the use of the 'data' attribute in for example the ##SANITISED##> tag (when within [html]-tags), which will be required sooner or later if you're aiming for xhtml-strict, since ##SANITISED##> is out the proverbial window after Transitional.Example:##SANITISED## data="http://www.google.com/" />is interpreted and then displayed as:##SANITISED## data="http://www.google...The workaround is simple, just replace one character of the "http://" with the corresponding character code to fool e107 (e.g. '/' for 'slash').All things considered this isn't all that big a bug/problem, but might be an interesting read for someone at least.

I think this relates to the problem I'm having.

see this post. [-link-]

Yep, seems that way. Above mentioned solution should work, however, the preview function re-encodes character codes (among other things) into normal characters so you have to press the back button on your browser and make any changes in the "original" so to speak. Assuming your browser caches the previous page correctly. If your browser doesn't cache correctly then you'll have to do the copy-paste mambo together with a text editor I guess.