iPhone keyboard doesn't pop up in latest ckeditor

Hi,

I have the same issue:
The latest version of CKEditor on Safari and the iPhone won't let me type into the editor.
Any news???

If this can't be fixed, we may have to use another text editor.

Regards

Michael

Same issue aswell. It would be great if support for this could be added.

Hi,

On the website it says

Compatible with all major browsers and OSs

I think that Safari on the iPhone is a major browser and a major OS.
There are millions of iPhone users.

Also it doesn't work with the Google Android phone.

Please can this issue be fixed.

Regards

Michael

Have anyone of you asked Apple for support about this?

Because AFAIK, no other rich editor works with the version of Safari shipped in iPhone, so that means that the one that must fix it is Apple.

If you can point to other rich editor that works correctly in an iPhone then it could be possible to find out what are the requirements to make it show the keyboard.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1258 ... ri/1417729

First I think it's hilarious that I seem to be replying to this post on an iPad with what seems to be a text editor that actually works. Second.. I can tell you of an editor that works with the iPad and the iPhone. Mark-it-up works on both. Look it up.

Getjoel wrote:First I think it's hilarious that I seem to be replying to this post on an iPad with what seems to be a text editor that actually works. Second.. I can tell you of an editor that works with the iPad and the iPhone. Mark-it-up works on both. Look it up.

It's a pity that you can't understand the difference between a plain text editor and a wysiwyg editor.

alfonsoml wrote:

Getjoel wrote:First I think it's hilarious that I seem to be replying to this post on an iPad with what seems to be a text editor that actually works. Second.. I can tell you of an editor that works with the iPad and the iPhone. Mark-it-up works on both. Look it up.

It's a pity that you can't understand the difference between a plain text editor and a wysiwyg editor.

Well yeah but technically it's a markdown editor on this forum which is not WYSIWYG.

Actually, the latest android and iphone webkit browsers should now work in some way with CKEditor because contenteditable was implemented in CKEditor 3.4.

As far as anything less than an iphone 4 and an Android phone running less than android 2.2, I would not likely hold your breath. Support anything which doesn't do contenteditable isn't possible.
So it's upgrade the software on your phone or upgrade your phone or do without.

Thanks,
Zanpakutō

Actually, if you try to load CKEditor in a webkit mobile browser you'll get a wonderfull textarea like you have in this forum. Wow, you just have to try to see all the greatness of such textarea.

If you want to use a wysiwyg editor in a mobile you must use Fennec, but of course that leaves out all the Apple lovers.
Someday they'll implement the code to popup the keyboard when the user clicks in a wysiwyg, and then the support for those devices might be enabled if the rest of features are working correctly.

shazi wrote:me have mini opera on my iphone same problem occurring with opera , can someone guide me about this ? i got opera from apple store . any suggestions ?

Dalar wrote:

Opera Mini doesn't support javascript as far as I'm aware.

As mentioned before. Contact Apple for information about when and if they will ever correctly implement the ECMA spec in their software.

Opera mobile might work with CKEditor? Yet you will likely never find it in the app store because of how Apple devices are governed by a control freak who is out to monopolise his markets. Apple don't allow third party rendering engines to be run on IOS.

If you're gonna go on rants, at least be accurate. Opera Mini does support Javascript, except that is limited due to how they designed the engine to be very fast, and chopped out some functionality to get the speed they wanted. Had nothing to do with Apple.

http://dev.opera.com/articles/view/javascript-support-in-opera-mini-4/

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It's an issue with the pre-release of 3.1 I ended having to use WYSIWYG module and CKEditor 3.0.1, and it worked again. So we'll just have to wait until CKEditor 3.1 is stable, and fully functional. I love this module and editor. It's ridiculous that they're both not in Drupal core. It just makes working on your site SOOOOOOO much easier for people who aren't HTML wizards. This will greatly enhance the adoption of Drupal by the masses. OK, enough editorializing, I'm just stoked that this thing is almost completely production ready.