CKEditor Inline Images not saved as Permanent in Term descriptions
Any inline image I insert with CKEditor ends up being flagged as temporary. Which of course, means that they are deleted during garbage collection/cron.
I have seen this many years ago in a few contexts (e.g. CKEditor fields inside Paragraphs, etc.) -- in what context are you using these CKEditor fields?
Actually, that caused me to look a bit closer. This is in description fields on taxonomy terms. It looks like it doesn't do that on standard nodes.
I am building a "catalog" (although it's not an online store) that uses the description field as a landing page kind of thing. Long blurb at the top of a list of items.
I suppose that I could just use a block attached to each term I need it on. But that could get unwieldy.
Worth mentioning as it was in zulip chat by @yorkshirepudding
I just tested and the two work together without issue as long as you don't use the "Exclude comments from Content...
There is also Node Comments Search - this searches the node and all comments (default search is node and first page of comments) as part of the content search. Izzy's module above is a separate...
Posted2 days 12 hours ago by Martin Price | System Horizons Ltd (yorkshirepudding) on:
If there is no response, alternatively, you can use a View with a list of comments, with a filter based on the comment text. I haven't tried it myself, I just got an idea.
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I have seen this many years ago in a few contexts (e.g. CKEditor fields inside Paragraphs, etc.) -- in what context are you using these CKEditor fields?
Actually, that caused me to look a bit closer. This is in description fields on taxonomy terms. It looks like it doesn't do that on standard nodes.
I am building a "catalog" (although it's not an online store) that uses the description field as a landing page kind of thing. Long blurb at the top of a list of items.
I suppose that I could just use a block attached to each term I need it on. But that could get unwieldy.
It looks like it's a known issue with a PR. You might want to test this PR and respond in the issue itself.
I adjusted the subject slightly.