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Fix converting caption shortcode with link #12315
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Hi @iseulde this generally worked correctly in my tests. I think there is only one attribute missing from this conversion. We are not setting the linkDestination attribute.
So for example, when I convert the following data:
[caption id="attachment_6" align="alignnone" width="300"]<a href="http://www.example.com"><img class="wp-image-6 size-medium" src="http://enchanting-caterpillar.w5.poopy.life/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/Nov-15-2018-12-08-48-300x240.gif" alt="" width="300" height="240" /></a> aaaaa[/caption]
The link to field goes from "Custom URL" in the classic editor to "None" but if I change "Link to" to custom URL to correct custom link appears.
I think we're missing a few more attributes as well:
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@alexsanford Did you mean custom width and height? I verified the missing link to the media file, but I choose a large size which appeared to transfer over on block conversion. |
@gwwar Yeah, the custom width and height attributes on the |
Note that captions can contain arbitrary html |
What is |
@iseulde Looks like you beat me :) taking this for another spin. |
How do we source it from the example here: |
Manually tests well with plain captions, and captions with links and styling 👍 . The missing link settings is maybe a separate issue. I'd be okay with a follow up PR if this isn't the right spot to modify that. |
We'd need to get the media and attachment link from the ID, then compare it. I agree that this can be a separate PR. |
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Thanks @iseulde, let's go with this then! Do you mind adding another issue for the follow up bug, if we don't have one already?
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Thank you for iterating on this, In my tests, these changes did not cause any regressions, and make the current behavior better 👍
There are still some improvements that can be done, but they are a good fit for another follow-up PR.
I removed comment as my test environment for the case I referred was wrong I think this totally addresses #12310. |
* Fix converting caption shortcode with link * Parse HTML to DOM instead of using RegExp * Source anchor info only from first element
Fixes #13527 See original work in #12315 When pasting content which includes the `[caption]` shortcode we assume that the content is well-formed (that there is not only an `<img />` in there but also in the first position). In this patch we fix the problem by removing the old code, which removed the first `Element` node, and replaced it with code that removes the first `IMG` node _if one is found_. We're leaving other image nodes in place in case the caption contains image nodes and we're not requiring that the `IMG` be the first child of the caption shortcode in case people are wrapping the image in other valid HTML like this... ```html [caption]<a href="some.link"><img src="some.image"></a>[/caption] ``` See the new unit tests for a more complete specification of the intended behaviors. PR reviewed, debugged, and created by: -> LANNISTER MOB <- - @codebykat - @dmsnell - @gwwar - @kwight - @mmtr - @obenland - @rodrigoi - @vindl
* Fix: Pasting captions without an image fails Fixes #13527 See original work in #12315 When pasting content which includes the `[caption]` shortcode we assume that the content is well-formed (that there is not only an `<img />` in there but also in the first position). In this patch we fix the problem by removing the old code, which removed the first `Element` node, and replaced it with code that removes the first `IMG` node _if one is found_. We're leaving other image nodes in place in case the caption contains image nodes and we're not requiring that the `IMG` be the first child of the caption shortcode in case people are wrapping the image in other valid HTML like this... ```html [caption]<a href="some.link"><img src="some.image"></a>[/caption] ``` See the new unit tests for a more complete specification of the intended behaviors. PR reviewed, debugged, and created by: -> LANNISTER MOB <- - @codebykat - @dmsnell - @gwwar - @kwight - @mmtr - @obenland - @rodrigoi - @vindl * Update stripFirstImage behavior to also remove matching topmost parent node
* Fix: Pasting captions without an image fails Fixes #13527 See original work in #12315 When pasting content which includes the `[caption]` shortcode we assume that the content is well-formed (that there is not only an `<img />` in there but also in the first position). In this patch we fix the problem by removing the old code, which removed the first `Element` node, and replaced it with code that removes the first `IMG` node _if one is found_. We're leaving other image nodes in place in case the caption contains image nodes and we're not requiring that the `IMG` be the first child of the caption shortcode in case people are wrapping the image in other valid HTML like this... ```html [caption]<a href="some.link"><img src="some.image"></a>[/caption] ``` See the new unit tests for a more complete specification of the intended behaviors. PR reviewed, debugged, and created by: -> LANNISTER MOB <- - @codebykat - @dmsnell - @gwwar - @kwight - @mmtr - @obenland - @rodrigoi - @vindl * Update stripFirstImage behavior to also remove matching topmost parent node
* Fix: Pasting captions without an image fails Fixes #13527 See original work in #12315 When pasting content which includes the `[caption]` shortcode we assume that the content is well-formed (that there is not only an `<img />` in there but also in the first position). In this patch we fix the problem by removing the old code, which removed the first `Element` node, and replaced it with code that removes the first `IMG` node _if one is found_. We're leaving other image nodes in place in case the caption contains image nodes and we're not requiring that the `IMG` be the first child of the caption shortcode in case people are wrapping the image in other valid HTML like this... ```html [caption]<a href="some.link"><img src="some.image"></a>[/caption] ``` See the new unit tests for a more complete specification of the intended behaviors. PR reviewed, debugged, and created by: -> LANNISTER MOB <- - @codebykat - @dmsnell - @gwwar - @kwight - @mmtr - @obenland - @rodrigoi - @vindl * Update stripFirstImage behavior to also remove matching topmost parent node
Description
Avoids a duplicate image when converting from a classic block.
Fixes #12310.
Testing Instructions
- In master we see:
In the branch we see:
How has this been tested?
See #12310. E2e tests have been added.
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Types of changes
Bug fix
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