ABP attributes are added to every element in contentEditable elements

[alfonsoml]

Environment

Windows 7, IE11
Current versión of ABP installed today

How to reproduce

1. Go to ​http://ckeditor.com/demo
2. In the editor, Click the "HTML Source" button
3. Look at the HTML

Observed behaviour

Every element has an additional attribute "abp"

<h1 abp="847"><img abp="848" alt="Saturn V carrying Apollo 11"
 class="right" src="http://c.cksource.com/a/1/img/sample.jpg" /> 
Apollo 11</h1>
...

Expected behaviour

Just like it happens in Firefox, don't modify the HTML (at least stop when a contentEditable element is found)

<h1><img alt="Saturn V carrying Apollo 11" class="right"
 src="http://c.cksource.com/a/1/img/sample.jpg" />
 Apollo 11</h1>

[Mailkov]

I think this issue must be closed because the defect is not reproducible.

[asdf]

This is extremely easy to reproduce, and still a problem. Had this occur with a port of ckeditor, and had to build in my own custom parsing to get rid of the abp attributes being added. Please make sure you are in IE11 in windows 7 and follow the reproduction steps.

[alfonsoml]

Replying to asdf:

This is extremely easy to reproduce, and still a problem. Had this occur with a port of ckeditor, and had to build in my own custom parsing to get rid of the abp attributes being added. Please make sure you are in IE11 in windows 7 and follow the reproduction steps.

If you're using CKEditor you can add this plugin and forget about AdBlock Plus: ​http://ckeditor.com/addon/noabp

[asdf]

Replying to alfonsoml:

If you're using CKEditor you can add this plugin and forget about AdBlock Plus: ​http://ckeditor.com/addon/noabp

Thanks Alfonso, the plugin works. That being said this should still be fixed.

[uhclem42]

I have experienced this repeatedly on a Win7 laptop with IE11 and ABP, using the Joomla JCE editor.
Any editing of articles in the Joomla editor will cause the underlying HTML document to be peppered with abp="1234" flags. They are not visible in the WYSIWYG editor, but if you flip into an HTML mode, they're all over. Some of these land in places that local HTML tag processing stops working. (e.g. "Read more..." breaks) That's how I noticed.