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Someone messed up big time. I
Someone messed up big time. I have full access to your ckeditor in comments as an anonymous user.
Thanks for the heads up
We'll review to make sure it is how it is intended to be, and not posing a risk.
I see that filtered html was
I see that filtered html was still the input format, but I had access to the full html toolbar in ckeditor. Probably not a security risk but most likely an oversight.
Fixed now
You're right, the WYSIWYG was showing buttons that weren't useful to anonymous users writing comments. Thanks for pointing it out.
It would be great to see
It would be great to see solutions created from Turbo tickets released to public after completion. This would help keep the documentation beefed up on Drupal commerce. My fear is that a lot of great solutions to common issues in commerce will now be one-off and behind-the-scenes, not really allowing the rest of the community to benefit from it. Thoughts?
We totally agree with you
It's our company DNA to put as much code and documentation into the public as possible. That's part of the whole mission. Whenever useful stuff gets created via the Turbo Tickets, we'll try to find ways for it to have a better home somewhere else, like on drupalcommerce.org.
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