I currently have this problem too... I found that in the new version of the "TinyMCE", that they have a "save_callback" function where you can modify the html that is being saved.
The reason why i say this, is that the HTML you are saving from "TinyMCE" is being saved in one continuous string. Therefore domino needs to insert a paragraph break if the string goes over it's paragraph size limit for a RichText field.
Using the "save_callback" function for "TinyMCE", you can insert your own paragraph break (i.e. '\n') into the HTML.
Example:
HTML = ReplaceSubString(HTML, "</p>", "</p>\n")
Using the example above, the code will append a "\n" after each new paragraph. Domino will interpret this as a new paragraph (i.e. carriage return). Thus fixing your problem!!!
Later
Patrick
P.S. This solution is currently working in a Domino 6.5.4 environment.
P.P.S. Can you let me know if the fix for 6.5.5. works???
Hi Jake...
I currently have this problem too... I found that in the new version of the "TinyMCE", that they have a "save_callback" function where you can modify the html that is being saved.
The reason why i say this, is that the HTML you are saving from "TinyMCE" is being saved in one continuous string. Therefore domino needs to insert a paragraph break if the string goes over it's paragraph size limit for a RichText field.
Using the "save_callback" function for "TinyMCE", you can insert your own paragraph break (i.e. '\n') into the HTML.
Example:
HTML = ReplaceSubString(HTML, "</p>", "</p>\n")
Using the example above, the code will append a "\n" after each new paragraph. Domino will interpret this as a new paragraph (i.e. carriage return). Thus fixing your problem!!!
Later
Patrick
P.S. This solution is currently working in a Domino 6.5.4 environment.
P.P.S. Can you let me know if the fix for 6.5.5. works???