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I am adding a new weblog to our site, and found that EE was removing something at the end of the articles (which the client had already entered)

In the published site, it looks like this:

[removed] [removed] [removed] [removed] [removed] [removed] [removed] var fctb_tool=null; function FCTB_Init_b44902686b4a754bb486cd398a8f787d(t) { fctb_tool=t; start(fctb_tool); }[removed]

In the edit article screen, viewing source code, I see this (the forum “removes” some of the code):

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            var fctb_tool=null;
            function FCTB_Init_c48939bc2ad53d47a36638fa3c265a4d(t)
            {
                fctb_tool=t;
                start(fctb_tool);
            }[removed]

I do not have the freecause toolbar on my computer but don’t know about the writer…
I can’t get rid of this! I took the article text into Text Edit and stripped everything out. Yet it still appears!
Has anybody else had something like this?

If you search on Google for var fctb_tool=null; you’ll see it’s in there on sites that aren’t powered by EE. I suspect there’s some code in the template adding this.

It’s only on articles added by one certain writer. He has the freecause toolbar on his browser. So I’m thinking it adds this .js kind of like Word adds things.

I don’t know, but it’s certainly nothing EE does. Just caution him to turn it off or use another browser when posting. Don’t hesitate to post again as needed.