You must go to your "User Control Panel" and select the basic editor as the default editor. Whenever you use the "switch editor mode" option you loose the formatting, so you must make the basic editor the default in order to avoid using that option.

Hope this helps.

I can't find the option you are mentioning :( Ended up empty handed after looking thoroughly on both UCP and ACP.

Besides, its a bit extrange that in order to be able to edit tables I can only use simple view. If by default when I press edit, it inmediatly shows me de code (including tables) then It's what I'm looking for, else don't know what to do.

Just one aclaration, is it vbulletins fault or is it due to this hack that the tables get lost after pressing "switch editor mode"? (I doubt is due to this hack but still it is a valid question, I think.)

Thanks for helping mihai11 :)

Go to "User Control Panel -> Edit Option -> Message Editor Interface". You can choose Basic & Standard: both options are OK.

I attached a print screen with the option.

This is how things get done in VB. The built-in WYSIWYG editor doesn't support HTML properly.

It's the default VB behavior. It has nothing to do with this hack. It's easy to convince yourself - just try this on a clean VB installation :)

Thx mihai your solution worked perfectly ;)

Hi Guys

I downloaded and installed this and have changed the permissions for the Administrator only so that I could create an HTML table in a post reply.

Sadly, I just seem to get in the preview:-

HTML code:

and then all the HTML code, it doesn't seem to be parsed.

I thought that may be peculiar to the preview so I tried submitting it as a reply but I get the same result.

Any ideas, as it seems to be foxing me at the moment!

Cheers

Nick

I found the answer - I didn't realise that not only did I need to set the permission for the usergroup, but also the forum permissions to allow HTML
within it.

One other thing I didn't realsie was that the HTML could be cut and pasted straight into thw WYSIWYG editor and doesn't have to be inserted as raw HTML code.

Some things will break if you do that. For example all "targets" for the anchor tag will be lost. The WYSIWYG editor saves the post as BB code. In BB code it is not possible to specify the target of a link.

Just a warning if you isntall this in 3.6.4 After puting ,my board live, usergroups who didnt have html allow would stop the post for being parsed just by opening it... so it doesnt work on 3.6.4

what do you mean exactly?

Yes, I'm using this plugin, but still under 3.6.1 (patched) and I need this plugin before moving to 3.6.4