We're using EALO content localization, and when using the EALO HTML module, we're experiencing browser compatibility issues. I've narrowed it down to a piece of code that the EALO module spits out when rendering HTML content. Basically a "<dnn:" tag is causing Chrome and Internet Explorer to render content improperly, and not close some <DIV> tags on our page.

Is there any way we can get rid of this tag? I noticed it is not rendered in the stock DNN HTML module.

Thanks!

We're using the stock editor that came with DNN 5.6.1.

I replaced the EALO HTML module with the Apollo MLHTML module which doesn't emit any of these tags and hence displays content properly.

Let's just say that building a multi-lingual website in DNN is a very frustrating trial and error process.

Hello Sebastian,

I have never heard of this module. Is it something you would recommend to an old MLHTML user like me since MLHTML doesn't work in DNN 5.6?

Bernard