Good afternoon,
It seems that CKEditor does not recognize the character like õó even on the demo page of your website.
It is ok in source view.
Please let me know if you have a solution, thanks,
Phil.
Wed, 02/20/2013 - 14:25
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What do you mean by "does not
What do you mean by "does not recognize"? I have just copied these two characters from your post and pasted them into our demo. They are displayed correctly in WYSIWYG view and replaced with entities (õ and ó) in Source view.
Both characters can also be inserted by using the Insert Special Character dialog window.
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Yes copying them is fine. Did
Yes copying them is fine. Did not think of the insert special Character.
Ok however my prefered way would be by pressing the key ~ then o. (this way is working in the Source view)
I'm working on a French Swiss keyboard and it correspond to AltGr + ^ to get the tilde and AltGr + ' to get the accent.
I cannot reproduce it after I
I cannot reproduce it after I installed the French Swiss keyboard, but Windows is never a reliable environment ;-), so I'm afraid I am unable to figure out what is wrong and how to correct it.
In any case, CKEditor in WYSIWYG mode should support entering any characters that your keyboard produces and convert them to entities in Source mode. Any correct key combination that works in a normal text field (textarea, text input) should work in CKEditor, too. If you checked this and this is not the case (for example: disable editor on the site and enter these characters in the remaining textarea), please file a bug at our Development site. Thanks!
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The aim of this is to type
The aim of this is to type Spanish text, like ñ í ó.
Apparently it this working with the Spanish keyboard, not with SwissFrench strange !