I'm posting this on behalf of an instructional designer, so I don't have more specifics at this time (or the technical savvy to diagnose this on my own), but here's his inquiry:

 

We are utilizing some HTML5 video embeds and have run into the editor converting special characters oddly. Specifically the order and type. Consider the following example.

 Original Code:

< source src="http://ontrack-media.net/nyt_k-5/video/g1_video/nyt_sm_07/Grade1_TA7.ogv " type='video/ogg; codecs="theora, vorbis"'>

 After entering the code, closing and finishing the lesson, and reopening it, this is the code after it is crunched by the editor.

<source src="http://ontrack-media.net/nyt_k-5/video/g1_video/nyt_sm_07/Grade1_TA7.ogv" type="video/ogg; codecs=&quot;theora, vorbis&quot;">

 Which after translates into

<source src="http://ontrack-media.net/nyt_k-5/video/g1_video/nyt_sm_07/Grade1_TA7.ogv" type="video/ogg; codecs=’theora, vorbis’"> 

Seemingly a small issue, but the reversal of the single quotes inside the double quotes breaks this particular Theora video embed in Firefox4.

Any thoughts? Thanks.