[atomastro]

I no longer have element attributes such as href, title, rel, or cite for content posted by users. For example:

This is a <a href="http://www.link.com" title="a link">Link</a>

becomes:

<a>Link</a>

i figured this was something in bb-includes/formatting functions, but everything looks right to me:

function bb_allowed_tags() {

$tags = array(

'a' => array(

'href' => array(),

'title' => array(),

'rel' => array()),

'blockquote' => array('cite' => array()),

'br' => array(),

'code' => array(),

'pre' => array(),

'em' => array(),

'strong' => array(),

'ul' => array(),

'ol' => array(),

'li' => array()

);

return apply_filters( 'bb_allowed_tags', $tags );

}

does anyone have any ideas?

[atomastro]

I have confirmed this issue with a squeaky clean install of wpmu 1.2.3 + bbPress 0.8.2.1. All attributes are stripped from html elements included in a post. Now installing and testing with plain old WP 2.2.1, will report back shortly.

[atomastro]

This issue has now been confirmed with WP 2.2.1 as well. All attributes from html elements are stripped. It only happens after wp-blog-header is included, everything seems to work fine when its running alone. Heading over to trac….

[atomastro]

https://trac.bbpress.org/ticket/675

[Michael Adams (mdawaffe)]

What bbPress and WordPress plugins do you have installed?

I haven’t been able to reproduce this on my machine (no plugins for either).

[atomastro]

Tested and experiencing the bug with no plugins on both WP 2.2.1 and WPMU 1.2.3. Only happens if wp-blog-header.php is inlcuded in the config.php for bbPress.

Might it be some server setting?

Currently experiencing on three different machines, very similar setups though. I will test this on a different machine/setup tonight.