Hi,

The FCK_OnComplete equivalent in v3 is the 'instanceReady' event, so you may use the following codes, we'll have APIs like this in documentation after v3 come to final release.

   CKEDITOR.on('instanceReady',
      function( evt )
      {
         var editor = evt.editor;
         ...
      });

davidecheli wrote:Thanks for the answer!

But I still can not use this option.

oEditor.Commands.GetCommand(\'FitWindow\').Execute();

How should this line be on Ckeditor 3.0?

The following code appears to work for the latest build. Hope it helps.

CKEDITOR.on('instanceReady',
      function( evt )
      {
         var editor = evt.editor;
         editor.execCommand('maximize');
      });

When I add this quote, there is a flicker. First, the un-maximized version of CKEditor appears, and then a split-second later, it maximizes. Is there a way to avoid this stutter? Thanks.

dancallaghan wrote:

CKEDITOR.on('instanceReady',
      function( evt )
      {
         var editor = evt.editor;
         editor.execCommand('maximize');
      });

http://dev.fckeditor.net/ticket/4509

i tried this code

CKEDITOR.on('instanceReady',
function( evt )
{
var editor = evt.editor;
editor.execCommand('maximize');
});

with the latest version of ckeditor and got the following error:

Microsoft JScript runtime error: '_' is null or not an object

happening at

K=q.element.getDocument().getById(I._.id)

I tried setting inside the config.js and inside my html code, but no luck. any ideas?

Is there anything one can do against the flickering that landmark described?

I tried "hide - maximize - show", but can't get it to work with the events given by CKEditor.

The follow worked for me:

</body>

<script type="text/javascript">
    //window.onload = function () {
        CKEDITOR.replace('CKEditor1', { on: {            
            'instanceReady': function (evt) { evt.editor.execCommand('maximize'); }
        }});        
    //}    
</script>

</html>

Hi, I was trying to do this in PHP and got stuck. I tried it with.

$CKEditor->replace("editor1",$config,$events); where:

$events['instanceReady'] = 'function (ev) {
       ev.editor.execCommand('maximize');         
     }';

This seemed like the right way to do this... Has anyone gotten it to work in PHP?