Currently, we jump through some hoops to get the rich text editor to disappear if it's not being used. Evidently, that's not enough.
To reproduce:
create a new item, with coverage data (use map) and text in the coverage field;
save the item;
edit that item.
The data is all there, but the rich editor won't go away, and ignore anything associated with the "Use HTML" checkbox.
From looking at the DOM, the editor is getting created, but then no longer associated with the field. When you check or uncheck "Use HTML," it creates a new structure with all the right parts, but the browser continues to display the zombie.
Currently, we jump through some hoops to get the rich text editor to disappear if it's not being used. Evidently, that's not enough.
To reproduce:
The data is all there, but the rich editor won't go away, and ignore anything associated with the "Use HTML" checkbox.
From looking at the DOM, the editor is getting created, but then no longer associated with the field. When you check or uncheck "Use HTML," it creates a new structure with all the right parts, but the browser continues to display the zombie.