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Hi I don't exactly know how to approach this issue. I don't love how tinymce seems to input a space and an when a user types two consecutive spaces into the editor of, for example, the body field (textarea). I'm not exactly sure where the translation from two spaces to " " happens, but since I've noticed that wordpress does a similar thing I assume it is tinyMCE that is the culprit. Doing some googling for tinyMCE and this issue is somewhat of a mess. I was wondering if perhaps it would be better solved in a processwire module, filter, hook, or something else. Ultimately the goal would be to simply keep them as actual plain spaces, or to remove the double spaces after periods and before additional text. I'd appreciate some thoughts on the matter. I should probably do a bit of due dilligance myself and see whether it gets stored in the db or whether the transition happens when processwire outputs the data.
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You might know but I just learnt that spaces matter in a find
alan posted a topic in Getting Started
Now I look at this I see it makes sense, as we're allowed to simply type the name of a field to use it rather than some "Field = my_field" syntax (lovely PW ) I can see that whitespace could be weird to deal with so it makes sense that it must not be used; to explain this produced an error: $slideshow = $pages->find( "parent=/work/, slideshow_part_of=1, image_special.count>0, slideshow_copy != ''" ); but this was perfect $slideshow = $pages->find( "parent=/work/, slideshow_part_of=1, image_special.count>0, slideshow_copy!=''" ); the difference being the spaces either side of the != in the final test. I am guessing this is stated in the documentation or obvious or something a PHP person would know and that's how I missed it (not great at RTFM, not great at seeing obvious things and not a PHP hero ) Anyway, I just thought I post this in case it helps anyone else out fitting the above description. Totally loving the speed and power of working with PW.
