Everytime i use a wysiwyg it alters the code in between the geshi tags, so what this means is the first time you save the article will look corrct and then the second time you edit, it further changes the code. By this time it is no longer what you type in.

please can you tell me if there is a way to tell JCE / editor or tinymce (same thing i think) to ignore code in between your geshibot tags.

just as a thought, you could use the < ! - -- > tags. this seems to stop stripping in tinymce. but what you could do then is have the javascript remove these on the fly.

thanks

shoulders

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just as a thought, you could use the < ! - -- > tags. this seems to stop stripping in tinymce. but what you could do then is have the javascript remove these on the fly.

where do you add the < !-- -- > tags?

Around the whole code?

For

isue them like this

<!-   my code here   -->

the ignore tags obviously appears in the code.

tar

Does <!-- { geshibot } .. code .. { /geshibot } --> work?

cause { geshibot } <!-- .. code .. --> { /geshibot } is not possible. Because some code need the literal <!-- and --> in there.

<!-- { geshibot } .. code .. { /geshibot } --> doesnt work.

The following works aswell

{ geshibot <!--} .. code .. { /geshibot } -->

first ignore does not show, but the second does. However the code colouring does not happen, all the writing is black. the line numbers are present.

Ideally it would be easier to get the editors to ignore the custom tags.

You'd have to get in touch with the creators of the editor for that.

However, geshibot can be coded to automatically add stuff around the { geshibot } tags. Problem is that it would have to be able to do that before the editor does its stuff, which I'm not sure is possible or not.