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Each of the ckeditor_link and ckeditor_swf modules provide a filter that is not a security filter.
Please add these 2 modules to the $modules_with_filters_to_skip
variable in includes/ckeditor.admin.inc
.
Related issue: #1284184: Documentation suggestion for the input filter
Another approach could be to let modules implement a special $op in hook_filter(), e.g. "ckeditor_security_skip". CKEditor would then invoke hook_filter()'s "ckeditor_security_skip" op and skip the modules that return TRUE.
Comments
Comment #1
mkesicki CreditAttribution: mkesicki commentedThx @anrikun for notice this. We will check this. Please be patient.
Comment #2
bkosborneAny news on this?
Using the 7.x version, I noticed that there's an option to have CKEditor run the text filters on the input format it's attached to. Presumably, that means that if the input format used the CKEditor Link input filter, it would cause an issue (any paths would be resolved to aliases in the editor window unintentionally). However, I turned on that option, and that didn't occur.
I'm curious if this was implemented or not?
Comment #2.0
bkosborneAdded another approach.