Problem Statement
When a dollar sign ($) is entered into a Block Editor field, it is replaced
with the HTML entity $ after the content is saved and published. The
editor-facing value changes on reopen, even though the frontend renders
correctly.
Steps to Reproduce
- Create or edit a Content Type that includes a Block Editor field
- Create a new content item using that Content Type
- In the Block Editor field, enter text containing a dollar sign
Example: The application fee is $50.
- Save and publish the content
- Reopen the content item and inspect the Block Editor field
- Frontend rendering is unaffected — the character displays correctly to
end users
- The issue is limited to the editor-facing stored value
- Reproducible on the dotCMS demo site (dotEvergreen / Current Release)
- Environment: Cloud / Production
- No recent dotCMS upgrade on the customer's side
Acceptance Criteria
The dollar sign is replaced with the HTML entity $ in the Block Editor
on reopen.
Example: The application fee is $50.
Expected Result
The dollar sign should remain unchanged in the Block Editor after
save/publish.
Example: The application fee is $50.
dotCMS Version
26.05.19-01
Severity
Low - Minor issue or cosmetic
Links
Freshdesk ticket: https://dotcms.freshdesk.com/a/tickets/37347
Problem Statement
When a dollar sign (
$) is entered into a Block Editor field, it is replacedwith the HTML entity
$after the content is saved and published. Theeditor-facing value changes on reopen, even though the frontend renders
correctly.
Steps to Reproduce
Example:
The application fee is $50.end users
Acceptance Criteria
The dollar sign is replaced with the HTML entity
$in the Block Editoron reopen.
Example:
The application fee is $50.Expected Result
The dollar sign should remain unchanged in the Block Editor after
save/publish.
Example:
The application fee is $50.dotCMS Version
26.05.19-01
Severity
Low - Minor issue or cosmetic
Links
Freshdesk ticket: https://dotcms.freshdesk.com/a/tickets/37347