I'm using the latest code for version 2 in WYSIWYG with TinyMCE. Everything works great except if I add an image and then come back and try to move it to a new location in the text. When I do that the image disappears and I just see 'IB Image'. If I save the view it is saved correctly, and if I preview the node the image reappears in the new location.

So I think it is something that might not be real complicated, since a preview fixes it. But I'm not sure what.

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I am experiencing this bug as well. My environment is a bit different, though the problem I am experiencing is the same.

I am using Image Browser version 6.x-2.x-dev with FCKeditor 6.x-2.1. As described above, everything works great until I drag-n-drop an image via the WYSIWYG. Upon inspecting the source using FCKeditor's view source feature I noticed that the default image browser tag, which normally looks something like: [ibimage==4802==100-pixels==none==self==ibimage_Center]has been replaced with the HTML: <img alt="" class="ibimage ibimage_Center" src="../../../../../default/files/imagecache/100-pixels/images/FTP-64.png" /> for example.

While in the edit form for a given node, the WYSIWYG appears to render the effected image, but once the node is saved and viewed the resulting image tag is like the one listed above. Similarly, if you "Switch to plain text editor" then back again ("Switch to rich text editor"), the image does not render.

See attachments (screenshoots) illustrating two images included via Image Browser. Each screenshot shows two images. In each case the first image was included and not moved, while the second was dragged around to demonstrate the bug. First screenshot shows what FCKeditor renders in "wysiwyg" mode and the second shows the "view source" mode.

P.S. Just as an FYI, my site styling adds a 1px border to images.