CKEditor 3.0 dialog to open in a new window instead of DIV
Is there anyway to open dialog of editor box in a new window instead of a overlapped div, which appear from the show function from /plugins/dialog/plugins.js?
No, there's no way for that. A dedicated plugin should be developed for it, but you know... popups are not in love with browsers, so it may bring more problems than benefits.
I knew it that I have to do some other development if I want popup in new window instead of div. I was hoping that there may be some configuration which will let popup to open in window. Thank you for the response. My customers' requirement is kind of weird and he want popup in a browser window, only he and GOD knows why he want that.
G'day guys, I may have to look at writing one of these plugins for myself. While I understand that browsers don't really play nice with popups, we have an application with iFrames embedded on top of a Flash application, so that to the user, it looks like the HTML is inside the flash movie. In these cases, if a div popup is used instead of browser popup, the area it is allowed to be viewed is only as large as the iFrame we use. This prevents the user being able to move the popup, or in the worst case, even see the popup.
Re: CKEditor 3.0 dialog to open in a new window instead of DIV
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Re: CKEditor 3.0 dialog to open in a new window instead of DIV
Thank you for the response. My customers' requirement is kind of weird and he want popup in a browser window, only he and GOD knows why he want that.
Re: CKEditor 3.0 dialog to open in a new window instead of DIV
I may have to look at writing one of these plugins for myself.
While I understand that browsers don't really play nice with popups, we have an application with iFrames embedded on top of a Flash application, so that to the user, it looks like the HTML is inside the flash movie.
In these cases, if a div popup is used instead of browser popup, the area it is allowed to be viewed is only as large as the iFrame we use. This prevents the user being able to move the popup, or in the worst case, even see the popup.
Thats my $0.02
cheers.