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Old 02-04-2012, 09:56 AM   #13
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Hello, I've an update
First: DiapDealer is right, I gave the wrong code, only <h3>So ein &Auml;rger</h3> will result in a wrong toc-entry (sorry for this mistake)
Second: This will only happen, if toc is build while the code-view of the editor is active. In book mode, I've never seen this.
Third: it doesn't happen always.

My major problem is not having some misspelled toc-entries, or having a &nbsp; somewhere. The "Umlauts" are in the middle of the word and the spellchecker (which is really good) is quite useless while they are present.
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