How to encode root block elements TinyMCE





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How does one encode not just the inner text provided within the textarea, but the root blocking 'p' tags as well?



My config currently looks like this



{
plugins: [
'autolink',
'lists',
'link',
'image',
'textcolor',
'insertdatetime',
'media',
'table',
'paste',
'code',
],
toolbar: 'insert | undo redo | formatselect | bold italic backcolor | alignleft aligncenter alignright alignjustify | table | bullist numlist outdent indent | removeformat',
entity_encoding: 'named'
}


When I POST all html tags get encoded minus the wrapping p tags










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    How does one encode not just the inner text provided within the textarea, but the root blocking 'p' tags as well?



    My config currently looks like this



    {
    plugins: [
    'autolink',
    'lists',
    'link',
    'image',
    'textcolor',
    'insertdatetime',
    'media',
    'table',
    'paste',
    'code',
    ],
    toolbar: 'insert | undo redo | formatselect | bold italic backcolor | alignleft aligncenter alignright alignjustify | table | bullist numlist outdent indent | removeformat',
    entity_encoding: 'named'
    }


    When I POST all html tags get encoded minus the wrapping p tags










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      How does one encode not just the inner text provided within the textarea, but the root blocking 'p' tags as well?



      My config currently looks like this



      {
      plugins: [
      'autolink',
      'lists',
      'link',
      'image',
      'textcolor',
      'insertdatetime',
      'media',
      'table',
      'paste',
      'code',
      ],
      toolbar: 'insert | undo redo | formatselect | bold italic backcolor | alignleft aligncenter alignright alignjustify | table | bullist numlist outdent indent | removeformat',
      entity_encoding: 'named'
      }


      When I POST all html tags get encoded minus the wrapping p tags










      share|improve this question














      How does one encode not just the inner text provided within the textarea, but the root blocking 'p' tags as well?



      My config currently looks like this



      {
      plugins: [
      'autolink',
      'lists',
      'link',
      'image',
      'textcolor',
      'insertdatetime',
      'media',
      'table',
      'paste',
      'code',
      ],
      toolbar: 'insert | undo redo | formatselect | bold italic backcolor | alignleft aligncenter alignright alignjustify | table | bullist numlist outdent indent | removeformat',
      entity_encoding: 'named'
      }


      When I POST all html tags get encoded minus the wrapping p tags







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          TinyMCE would not (on its own) encode regular HTML tags so this is likely not a TinyMCE issue. I would look at the framework(s) / platform you are using to see if something along the way is causing this to happen.



          In my quick testing on TinyMCE Fiddle when I submit the page the posted content is simple HTML as a string with no encoding.






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            TinyMCE would not (on its own) encode regular HTML tags so this is likely not a TinyMCE issue. I would look at the framework(s) / platform you are using to see if something along the way is causing this to happen.



            In my quick testing on TinyMCE Fiddle when I submit the page the posted content is simple HTML as a string with no encoding.






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              TinyMCE would not (on its own) encode regular HTML tags so this is likely not a TinyMCE issue. I would look at the framework(s) / platform you are using to see if something along the way is causing this to happen.



              In my quick testing on TinyMCE Fiddle when I submit the page the posted content is simple HTML as a string with no encoding.






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                TinyMCE would not (on its own) encode regular HTML tags so this is likely not a TinyMCE issue. I would look at the framework(s) / platform you are using to see if something along the way is causing this to happen.



                In my quick testing on TinyMCE Fiddle when I submit the page the posted content is simple HTML as a string with no encoding.






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                TinyMCE would not (on its own) encode regular HTML tags so this is likely not a TinyMCE issue. I would look at the framework(s) / platform you are using to see if something along the way is causing this to happen.



                In my quick testing on TinyMCE Fiddle when I submit the page the posted content is simple HTML as a string with no encoding.







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