I think that only the IE7pro developers know how their plugin works, so they are the ones that can provide a hint about what's the problem. For example they might have added special code to handle FCKeditor, but it's missing for CKEditor.
It aint a IE7Pro problem, it works with every iFrame and textbox Ive tested it with, and no, they didnt do it for FCKEditor, its for the Explorer. Also doing some test I realized that in one of the .Start() functions on the javascript lib that the FCKEditor uses, when I add an alert('anything'), right before it appends the iFrame to the TD where the textarea will be, it works just fine, my guess is that probably the code continues asynchronously while the document of the iFrame that its getting appended hasnt loaded yet. Ive tried adding a timeout and one function I made that works like the sleep() function of other langs but I havent managed to make it work.
Also I realize this post is not to fix other plugins problems, what I really wanted was a way to enable Javascript in the textarea of the editor so I could test my theory or some help undestanding why could that be happening.
the line of code I talked about before was something like:
C.appendChild( H );
C being the TD below the Toolbar's TD, and H being a just created iFrame, if I understand the code correctly. When I add an alert after that line, the spellchecker doesnt deactivate.
Re: Problems with IE7Pro IE plugin / Enable Javascript
For example they might have added special code to handle FCKeditor, but it's missing for CKEditor.
Re: Problems with IE7Pro IE plugin / Enable Javascript
Also I realize this post is not to fix other plugins problems, what I really wanted was a way to enable Javascript in the textarea of the editor so I could test my theory or some help undestanding why could that be happening.
the line of code I talked about before was something like:
C.appendChild( H );
C being the TD below the Toolbar's TD, and H being a just created iFrame, if I understand the code correctly.
When I add an alert after that line, the spellchecker doesnt deactivate.