@michael
I had to modify the 'tidyH' function to make embed tags work, by removing the wildcard tag remover:

just comment the first line:
 // h=h.replace(/<(\w+)[^>]*>\s*<\/\1>/gi, ""); //empty tag <([^>]+)>\s*<\/\1>

and it should work. However, people will be allowed to edit pure HTML tags in their content but it seems that it is what you want.

regards,
SB

Sorry for double post, but the I made two pre tags instead of one. To be perfectly clear: both lines are needed instaed of the old one.

The problem is in TidyD function:

change this line:

h=h.replace(/<(\/?)em([^>]*)>/gi, "<$1I$2>");

to:

 h=h.replace(/<(\/?)em ([^>]*)>/gi, "<$1I $2>");

 h=h.replace(/<(\/?)em>/gi, "<$1I>");

When I paste a standard YouTube <object><embed> tag into the HTML view of Whizzywig, then save, it converts the <embed> tags to <ibed> (in other words, it thinks it's replacing <em> with <i>. Is there a way to stop that from happening?

Michael Palladino, mpal@central-360.com