I updated from 3.6.2 to 3.6.3 and unfortunately there is regression. Horizontal scrollbar is now visible, when it's not needed. For example table width 100%
I'm using webbrowser control, it uses automatically IE7 mode, I can't change that. Is there simple fix, I already went back to 3.6.2 and it's working fine.
If you need to reproduce. Start IE and open your demo page. Go to IE developer tools and set browser mode IE7. Edit table width to 100%
Screen capture of the problem:
http://www.huutokuva.net/kuva/AP2a.jpg
Thank you!
Mon, 04/23/2012 - 09:11
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Re: Horizontal scrollbar regression IE7 mode 3.6.2->3.6.3
You can try to find out which one of the changes is the one that caused the change: http://rev.ckeditor.com/
But, you should also look into changing your application so that it uses the correct IE mode (non-compatibility)
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6717 ... winforms-a
Re: Horizontal scrollbar regression IE7 mode 3.6.2->3.6.3
I know about registry change.. I simply hate it, I don't like to edit users registry. I wish there were some another way, like using CoInternetSetFeatureEnabled. Not sure why MS did not make that option possible?!
Re: Horizontal scrollbar regression IE7 mode 3.6.2->3.6.3
In the meantime you can add a rule to your stylesheet to override the CSS that was added in the patch.
And with regards to MS, I don't know why do or don't do things, but as long as you're installing a program I don't see the problem to set a registry entry to make sure that the embedded IE behaves in the updated modes
Re: Horizontal scrollbar regression IE7 mode 3.6.2->3.6.3
Re: Horizontal scrollbar regression IE7 mode 3.6.2->3.6.3
However, there seems to be no progress?
This issue is much worse than original problem fixed. I believe change should be reverted.
What css code I need/how? I can't update because of this.
Re: Horizontal scrollbar regression IE7 mode 3.6.2->3.6.3
If you want to have CKEditor without this change than you will have to build your new release which does not include this particular revision.
You will need SVN repository for that. This is source version which can be build to release version - even if you won't revert this particular repository you will be able to remove that code from revision manually.
I have once described how to build your own repository to complete newbie and she has managed to do it so I think you will to - http://dev.ckeditor.com/ticket/8477#comment:3 (Please take a look at comment 3 and doc file in comment 4).
NOTE:
http://rev.ckeditor.com/index.php?pageID=1
CKEditor 3.6.3 ended with revision 7469 all younger revisions are untested so you might want to update your SVN version only to 7469
Bug is open, but seems fixed
Bug is open, but seems fixed in rev 7600
Thanks!