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Solid information. Once I knew the corrected HTML was also correct, i went looking elsewhere for the problem. Turns out one of my Javascript files was not named correctly. Working perfectly now. Thank you for the insight.
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Solid information. Once I knew the corrected HTML was also correct, i went looking elsewhere for the problem. Turns out one of my Javascript files was not named correctly. Working perfectly now. Thank you for the insight.

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I keep trying to add in the code below using full html and no filters are turn on. It needs to stay this way and works on my test page outside of drupal:<br />
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&lt;div data-is data-is-access-token=&quot;1234<wbr />54626.abc.<wbr />156162&quot;&gt;&lt;/<wbr />div&gt;<br />
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but it keeps changing it to do this which is wrong:<br />
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&lt;div data-is=&quot;&quot; data-is-access-token=&quot;1234<wbr />54626.abc.<wbr />156162&quot;&gt;&lt;/<wbr />div&gt;<br />
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Can i just turn off all html correction? I don't need it.
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I keep trying to add in the code below using full html and no filters are turn on. It needs to stay this way and works on my test page outside of drupal:

<div data-is data-is-access-token="123454626.abc.156162"></div>

but it keeps changing it to do this which is wrong:

<div data-is="" data-is-access-token="123454626.abc.156162"></div>

Can i just turn off all html correction? I don't need it.

adding straight up HTML to drupal 7

HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the main markup language for creating web pages and other information to be displayed in a web browser, providing both the structure and content for what is sent from a web server through the use of tags. The current implementation of the HTML specification is HTML5.

HTML

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