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13.6.0
Bug summary
We noticed when inserting a link with hash, it isn't include in HTML
markup
property returned from Delivery API - only as data attribute.Raw HTML in TinyMCE is:
If it was a tradtional MVC project with Razor we could just render HTML and it works, but when we render this in headless frontend, it just render:
Specifics
No response
Steps to reproduce
Insert a link via link picker in TinyMCE and set a value for anchor.
Notice hash is part of anchor
href
.Furthermore in a nested block I have this:
but Delivery API returns:
It seems
queryString
wasn't part orurl
, so we previously added this:However I checked with querystring as well and get this:
But since fragment seems to be added to URL, we get double hash in URL:
#haklmedlemmer#haklmedlemmer
It seems it may have introduced this change recently as
url
property previously didn't include querystring, but it seems it does now.Expected result / actual result
A value
/om-uddannelsesnaevnet-1/#mcb-test-123
inhref
attribute.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: