TYPO3.Neos

I am using the blog plugin of Robert Lemke which add's blog posts as new documents and comments als child nodes.

If a user posts a comment I can log into the backend and edit the comment inline as well as changing data via the inspector.

Depending on the text of the comment itself, parts of the text will be deleted on applying any change.

The comment text:

Hi alex,
thanks for this nice tutorial.
I found a small problem at the end of you article.
<f:translate key="error.{field.propertyName}.{field.errorCode}" ... This will only work if your property is lowercase only. If you use lower-camelcase like myTestProperty it won’t work because you will have to convert it to my_test_property. Did you have any solution for this?

Thanks
Alex

The comment text will be processed by htmlentities and nl2br which results in:

Hi alex&comma;<br />
&NewLine;thanks for this nice tutorial&period;<br />
&NewLine;I found a small problem at the end of you article&period;<br />
&NewLine;&lt;f&colon;translate key&equals;&quot;error&period;&lbrace;field&period;propertyName&rcub;&period;&lbrace;field&period;errorCode&rcub;&quot; &period;&period;&period; This will only work if your property is lowercase only&period; If you use lower-camelcase like myTestProperty it won&rsquo;t work because you will have to convert it to my&lowbar;test&lowbar;property&period; Did you have any solution for this&quest;<br />
&NewLine;<br />
&NewLine;Thanks<br />
&NewLine;Alex

So the whole comment data inside the node repository is this:

a:5:{s:6:"author";s:4:"Alex";s:12:"emailAddress";s:11:"mail@foo.de";s:4:"text";s:630:"Hi alex&comma;<br />
&NewLine;thanks for this nice tutorial&period;<br />
&NewLine;I found a small problem at the end of you article&period;<br />
&NewLine;&lt;f&colon;translate key&equals;&quot;error&period;&lbrace;field&period;propertyName&rcub;&period;&lbrace;field&period;errorCode&rcub;&quot; &period;&period;&period; This will only work if your property is lowercase only&period; If you use lower-camelcase like myTestProperty it won&rsquo;t work because you will have to convert it to my&lowbar;test&lowbar;property&period; Did you have any solution for this&quest;<br />
&NewLine;<br />
&NewLine;Thanks<br />
&NewLine;Alex";s:4:"spam";b:0;s:13:"datePublished";O:8:"DateTime":3:{s:4:"date";s:19:"2013-12-22 14:53:06";s:13:"timezone_type";i:3;s:8:"timezone";s:13:"Europe/Berlin";}}

When applying any change the text will be changed as such:

Hi alex,<br/>

thanks for this nice tutorial.<br/>

I found a small problem at the end of you article.<br/>

<br/>

Thanks<br/>

Alex

Data inside the node repository:

a:5:{s:6:"author";s:5:"Alex ";s:12:"emailAddress";s:11:"mail@foo.de";s:4:"text";s:135:"Hi alex,<br/>

thanks for this nice tutorial.<br/>

I found a small problem at the end of you article.<br/>

<br/>

Thanks<br/>

Alex";s:4:"spam";b:0;s:13:"datePublished";O:8:"DateTime":3:{s:4:"date";s:19:"2013-12-22 00:00:00";s:13:"timezone_type";i:3;s:8:"timezone";s:13:"Europe/Berlin";}}

Maybe someone can tell me how the data is process before it's saved inside the database to find out what's going on in detail there.