I use reactJS to render an email response. With email templates that I tried with dangerouslySetInnerHtml ReactHtmlParser, the problem is always in Chrome. Firefox always shows the full HTML template, but in Chrome the HTML to be analyzed is incomplete, even if I display it in the console using console.log
Always in Chrome with dangerouslySetInnerHtml or ReactHtmlParser the string is incomplete, but in Firefox it is complete and everything works fine.
This is the code to view the email:
Where str is the HTML code to be rendered
This is a raw edition of str in Chrome that lacks all styles and images:
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And this is "part" of the same edition of the same email, but in Firefox, which plays perfectly in the browser: