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Getting an error message when trying to leave a comment
I keep an error message when trying to post a reply:
Content Not Published
Your post contains invalid HTML. Remove the following invalid tags before publishing: a, a (data-airgap-id), li-user
The workaround is a real pain, but works consistently for me:
- edit your comment,
- unlink every link,
- save your unlinked comment,
- edit your comment,
- re-link all the former links, and
- save your comment.
Last time I looked, I could not the original report of this bug from around the launch of the new Community. Sadly, this penalises folks who put the effort into properly linking resources in their posts.
5 Replies
- 1P_SimonH
Community Manager
Hi ScarySulley,
Thanks for reporting this! Are you pasting your comment from elsewhere (like a Google Doc or Microsoft Word) into the 1Password Community? That's typically when we see this message.
Generally the best bet is to write your message directly in the 1Password Community. If you prefer to use a different text editor, try pasting your message as plain text from that editor into the forum and then add any formatting or linking there. To paste as plain text, use Ctrl + Shift + V (Windows) or Cmd + Shift + V (Mac).
Let me know if you're already doing this and still getting this error and I'm happy to investigate further.Hi 1P_SimonH,
No, I write all comments directly here. I just posted another comment a few minutes ago and didn't get an error. Although I think I didn't include any links, besides the "@" username. If I receive the error message again, I'll let you know. Hopefully a pattern can be seen in what could be causing the error message.
Thank you!
- 1P_Tommy
Moderator
Thanks ScarySulley
The workaround is a real pain, but works consistently for me:
- edit your comment,
- unlink every link,
- save your unlinked comment,
- edit your comment,
- re-link all the former links, and
- save your comment.
Last time I looked, I could not the original report of this bug from around the launch of the new Community. Sadly, this penalises folks who put the effort into properly linking resources in their posts.
Glad to see I'm not the only one who's getting this error.
I (somewhat) followed your steps and it seemed to work. Although I'm not sure if I did 100% right as I couldn't "edit" it as it had not been posted and I don't see a "save" function. But removing the links and relinking them allowed me to post the comment.
Thanks, AJCxZ0!
