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When composing an email using Email All Members and pasting from a Google Doc I initially received an error 500 on reviewing the form.
After some adjustments the error stopped happening (don't know why), but there were several formatting issues reflected in the output not visible in the preview.
I can provide the document I pasted from if that's useful, but the results have been inconsistently reproducible.
Additionally in one case I selected some text that had been implicitly made and hit the link button to change the link text, upon submitting the link dialog the link moved from where it was in the docuemtn to below the bottom of the text area where it could not be selected. Upon reloading the page (restoring the message) the URL of the link was appended to the end of the message and selectable again.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
from the error logs production.ERROR: DOMDocument::loadHTML(): Unexpected end tag : p in Entity, line: 1 {"userId":123,"exception":"[object]
its all a massive fudge to be able to have the WYSIWYG editor interpret a pasted google doc
since google docs use a horrible mash of markup under the hood
i should try and catch the error and pass its back as a validation error
but fixing it would still be down to the user, the <\> button is there to mess with the html source
It makes sense that Google Docs generated markup is difficult to rework into something the WYSIWYG editor handles well.
Would it be possible to add a button to strip formatting from a selection, as a fallback to revert to a hopefully working state? It would save a step copying through a text editor to rip out Google's formatting (though obviously things like bullet points and other formatting would be lost).
Some visibility of the specific error would definitely be helpful to save making random edits until it works, or pasting through a text editor as mentioned above.
When composing an email using Email All Members and pasting from a Google Doc I initially received an error 500 on reviewing the form.
After some adjustments the error stopped happening (don't know why), but there were several formatting issues reflected in the output not visible in the preview.
I can provide the document I pasted from if that's useful, but the results have been inconsistently reproducible.
Additionally in one case I selected some text that had been implicitly made and hit the link button to change the link text, upon submitting the link dialog the link moved from where it was in the docuemtn to below the bottom of the text area where it could not be selected. Upon reloading the page (restoring the message) the URL of the link was appended to the end of the message and selectable again.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: