By the way, I've already tried the Editor.DisableAutoFormatting property.

 

(1) It doesn't work. My code is still being modified. Now what?

 

(2) On your website, it specifically states that the property is obsolete. What has replaced it?

 

Regards,

Jonathan

That's impossible.

 

(1) I'm not using I.E., I'm using Safari. But I've tried it on other browsers and it's the same. The only difference I notice between browsers is that some change it simply by switching between normal and HTML view, while others only change it when the form reloads after a post. Either way, the "code cleaning up" is clearly a behavior of the software, not the browser.

 

(2) Browsers do not recognize and amend the contents of form fields. If I use a regular textarea, my html code does not get touched, before, during, or after the form post. This is obviously a process of the application itself. You advertise it as a feature right on your website!!!

Please remove this feature or provide a way to turn it off. I don't want my tags closed, or my indentation scheme decided for me, or my style properties modified. I just want my code to stay *exactly* as it is!

 

Jonathan 

Jonathan,

 

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We don't have the code to change the above code. It's the browser behaviour.  Right now we don't have the solution to stop it happening.

 

Cute Editor displays nicely indented code in the HTML mode. This is very convenient and important for the advanced users.  Please note that code indentation is for display only. In the final code, the space between code will be removed.

 

Please check this example