cutting and pasting doesn't strip msoNormal from paragraphs

[Andy Altepeter]

It appears that kupu (in commin/kupucontentfilters.js, around line 440) does have
a blacklist of mso classnames to filter out, but they are case-sensitive. We have
documents our users are pasting from that have a different cases than the defined
(e.g. msoNormal instead of MsoNormal as paragraph class attribute). Cutting
and pasting (and saving) in kupu works fine, but the paragraph widget renderer
(both edit and view) don't understand the class (expecting one of the standard
silva styles) and hence skips rendering that content.

This is in Silva1.3 (actually, guido-kupu-1_3-branch) and a recent checkout of
kupu trunk

So:
1) Kupu should use a case-insensitive blacklist test
AND/OR
2) the behavior of the paragraph widget should fallback to 'normal' on unknown
classes.

[Clemens Robbenhaar (crobbenhaar)]

the second one should be implemented in any case, i feel.
how does the xslt renderer handle this, by the way?

[Guido Wesdorp (guido-infrae)]

I think this should be fixed on the Silva side, indeed the class should become
'normal' if it's not a known Silva class name. I thought it already worked like
that, though, will do some testing to find out why it doesn't.

[Eric Casteleijn (thisfred)]

Sorry deferring this. Guido is way too busy to fix this before 1.4 is released.

[Martijn Faassen (faassen)]

Deferring this before the 1.5 beta.

[Martijn Faassen (faassen)]

Please review this, Guido.

[Martijn Faassen (faassen)]

Never got a review, so deferring.

[Flynt (flyntle)]

This problems happens with much too many people as well here at ETH. Telling
them not to use MS Office documents for copy/paste produces loud laughter in the
case of the very nice users and other, more pronounced, comments by the others.

[Andy Altepeter (aaltepet)]

This bug was fixed awhile ago. While there still may be problems cutting and pasting from ms office into kupu, the particular one reported here is fixed. Please report new specific pasting problems in new issues.