I use TinyMCE for posting blog posts. Now i want to post the exact following in plain text, not as HTML:
<ul>
<li><a href="#">Title goes here</a></li>
</ul>
When I switch to HTML only, code is converted to (as it should do, I guess?):
<p><ul><br /><li><a href="#">Title goes here</li><br /></ul></p>
However, when I publish the blog post, the result is:
Just to be clear: it won't show as WYSIWYG, but as a HTML execution.
tinyMCE.init http://jsfiddle.net/rmGuB/
Any solution and ideas would be very helpful.
PHP is used for the blog post execution.
You can completely switch off the HTML parsing in tiny MCE, but then it would be pretty useless having it there. Your markup isn't valid (you're closing an [li] element with a [/link]. That's not just invalid XHTML, it's invalid HTML. Is it a typo, or are you trying to store the invalid content for a reason? May be there's a better way to handle the content if you can provide a bit more info.