Error when pasting into WYSIWYG html editor

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An unexpected error occurred. mysql error: [1406: Data too long for column 'content' at row 1] in EXECUTE("UPDATE btContentLocal

We get this message if we paste code on the html window to update a table.
We can paste into a cell with out an issue on the WYSIWYG pane.

 
adajad replied on at Permalink Reply
adajad
btContentLocal takes up to 4 GB on each row, so that sounds strange (and MySQL truncates silently if you have more).

Sorry to say, but I don't have an answer for you.

Anyone else?
JohntheFish replied on at Permalink Reply
JohntheFish
Could it be a problem with the content you are pasting? An < character will be interpreted as the opening of a tag and could consequently leave an what the target thinks is an unclosed html element,
BarryLee56 replied on at Permalink Reply
An Update: It seem as though it has to do with tinyMCE and how concrete5 is writing the update statement when a table is used. If I add a row or column with no data I get the error when I try to save.
To get around the issue I can add a row or column then enter data to each cell then save(all cells must contain something. I have also noted that if I paste in anything with quotes I need to replace the quote marks before I save.

I have re-uploaded the tinyMCE files but that did not fix the issue.
Has anyone experienced using the editor with tables?